CSI Faderport 8 / 16 / v2 builds

[ALDente]

If I had any clue of programming I'd help out... unfortunately I'm clueless in that area...
thanks for your work

[Navelpluisje]

Originally Posted by ALDente

If I had any clue of programming I'd help out... unfortunately I'm clueless in that area...
thanks for your work

Well, what I meant was that the v2 has not that many controls, so if you have an idea on how we can make it work i'll be able to see if it is possible to make

[sound-the-sea]

I installed this last night and I am glad to report it makes my Faderport V2 work brilliantly with Reaper! Thanks so much, this is great!

[hgt001]

Yes agree - great work.
Much appreciated.

Thanks

[Sonotor]

Hi
I have a faderport 8 and I'm on ubuntu Studio
reaper works like a charm but my faderport 8 works 60%.

Best option is to have the faderport in MCU (sonar) mode and to choose in reaper pref osc - the mackie control universal option.

Fader, mute, solo , pan and transport are working well.
Other functions are not available.

Reasonus install is actually not not ending (with wine).

I've tried reasonus and faderport 8 on a mac and it works easily.


CSI install related to the faderport is no more available (I think it is reasonus now)

I've also tried realearn with the faderport 8 in studio one mode but it doesn't work at all, the faderport 8 preset doesn't respond (!?!).
It works only in midi mode and in this case I had to configure every button and fader and this is not the right option.

Someone could help me?

It's very frustrating to have this nice faderport 8 not functional.

Thanks in advance for helping me.

[Geoff Waddington]

Originally Posted by Sonotor

Hi
I have a faderport 8 and I'm on ubuntu Studio
reaper works like a charm but my faderport 8 works 60%.

Best option is to have the faderport in MCU (sonar) mode and to choose in reaper pref osc - the mackie control universal option.

Fader, mute, solo , pan and transport are working well.
Other functions are not available.

Reasonus install is actually not not ending (with wine).

I've tried reasonus and faderport 8 on a mac and it works easily.


CSI install related to the faderport is no more available (I think it is reasonus now)

I've also tried realearn with the faderport 8 in studio one mode but it doesn't work at all, the faderport 8 preset doesn't respond (!?!).
It works only in midi mode and in this case I had to configure every button and fader and this is not the right option.

Someone could help me?

It's very frustrating to have this nice faderport 8 not functional.

Thanks in advance for helping me.

CSI is still available for any surface, so you might try that, you might need the Faderport.mst file from ReaSonus, but under the hood, ReaSonus just installs CSI.

Don't know if the CSI dll will run in Wine.

[Sonotor]

Thanks for the fast reply:

I tried to install CSI v2 carefully following the wiki.
Everything seems to be in the right place In the reaper path.

Unfortunately there is no "Control Surface Integrator" in the Preferences>Control/OSC/web menu.

Looks like the reaper_csurf_integrator64.dll is not recognised on ubuntu.

I don't know how to solve that.

Anyone is using CSI in linux?

It's so sad that reasonus install is not working in ubuntu.

[onewattamp]

Originally Posted by Musiccreator

Hello everyone! I am trying to configure my faderport to work in midi mode to control the cc values when working in the Spitfire VST plugin ( expression control etc).
I know that in the latest firmware version, they made it possible to work in two modes, these are MCU control and MIDI.
I downloaded all the latest firmware updates and update the controller. Everything works fine, but I cannot activate the control in the mode MIDI.
Perhaps I made some wrong settings in the Reaper or in the controller itself. Maybe someone is working with this controller knows a solution?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oz9O...ature=youtu.be
here I wrote down how I tried to set up the FP8 but nothing worked ... please help me

Did you ever get to the bottom of this? Looking to control contact instruments.