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Old 08-01-2018, 01:54 AM   #1632
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Originally Posted by _Stevie_ View Post
I'm configuring a Steinberg CMC-FD and took over some parts of the MCU (most of it is compatible, since the FD uses Mackie assignments).



The unit has 4 faders. In the MCU config it says:

Code:
Channel
Fader        Fader14BitFB -60.0 12.0 e0 7f 7f e0 00 00
DisplayUpper MCUDisplayUpper
FaderTouch   PressRelease 90 68 7f  90 68 00
Solo 	     PressFB 	  90 08 7f  90 08 00
Mute 	     PressFB 	  90 10 7f  90 10 00
ChannelEnd
The faders strangely all work, eventhough, only the first one seems configured (e0)? Is that normal, since CSI expects e1, e2, e3 as the next faders?
And: is it possible to hardwire the faders to specific channels?

The
Channel
...
ChannelEnd

notation is just a convenience that auto-generates the messages, so, yes, you can leave out the Channel definition and have 8 Fader, 8 Mute, etc. definitions.

As far as hardwiring, if you mean hardwiring a Channel, see above,

if you mean hardwiring a Track, then you need to map buttons on the CMC to the Pin/Unpin actions, see the F7-F8 mappings in the MCU.axt file.

If you map 2 buttons as per above, you can the Pin/Unpin selected Tracks.
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