tttapa
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3 years ago I'm afraid I can't really help you with that, I've never used Cubase, and I'm not familiar with reverse engineering desktop software.
I haven't had time to work on motor fader support, my studies have priority right now, and while writing code in my free time is not really an issue, I didn't get around building the hardware setup to continue working on the motor faders.
oscarosky
Hi Peter
Haven't been here in a while in while :)
Your project has come along way and looks amazing....well done i have finally managed to get my EQ module working using your code. the problem i had was the Generic MIDI controller editor in Cubase. There is very little documentation on it and Steinberg don't seem to have a clue how it works......hahaha (and they made it)
So essentially in the generic editor any value/command that Cubase has can be received or transmitted but the drop down lists to select them are very incomplete. so i have had to resort to opening the config files in an editor and manually entering the functions i want to control.
For instance the mixer input filters are not in the drop down list. so to use them as a value/action i had to guess what the descriptor in the config file was. (took ages to work out what it was some use capitals some don't) it was like cracking a password. InputFilter:param3
extract from exported Cubase generic config file
So now i have a fully functional Cubase EQ strip......WIN
Do you have any tips on how to go into the Cubase program files and extract the midi function list I would like to start a Git page for the generic editor since Steinberg wont help
PS have you made any progress with the motor fader support?
i found this guy on you tube and had a look at his Git page seems to be a good thing. https://github.com/saarts/MIDI/blob/master/MIDI_flying_fader/MIDI_flying_fader.ino
Cheer's Sam