User Manual

Table Of Contents

Mapping Controls on MIDI Controllers to Cubase Functions on page 675

MIDI Remote Mapping Assistant on page 682

MIDI Remote API on page 696

Adding MIDI Controller Surfaces

If you want to use a MIDI controller that is not yet supported and therefore has no script, you

must rst add a new MIDI controller surface for it.

PREREQUISITE

If you come from an earlier version of Cubase, and if you already set up your MIDI controller

using

Generic Remote, Track Quick Controls or VST Quick Controls, open the Studio

Setup dialog, open the MIDI Port Setup page, and set the corresponding MIDI ports to Not

Connected. This ensures that no double mappings occur when the MIDI Remote functionality

automatically detects those MIDI controllers on connection.

PROCEDURE

On the MIDI Remote info line, click Go to MIDI Controllers Overview.

To the right, the Add MIDI Controller Surface button is shown.

2. In the overview, click Add MIDI Controller Surface.

3. In the Add MIDI Controller Surface dialog, enter the required information, and select the

MIDI ports of your MIDI controller.

NOTE

● Specic characters are not allowed in that dialog.

● Make sure that you select the correct MIDI ports of your MIDI controller. Otherwise,

your surface script will not work as expected.

4. Click Add MIDI Controller Surface and open Editor.

RESULT

The MIDI Controller Surface Editor opens in the lower zone of the Project window. Here, you

can edit the controller surface.