Hello, I am a new Quad Cortex user and new in this forum.
Why are the up/down footcontrollers not bound to a MIDI CC# message? I am using the QC in a rack, controlling it with a MIDI footcontroller (Behringer FCB1010).
The up and down switches seem to be the only two switches that cannot be controlled by MIDI messages. Why?
I would very much like to go through banks and presets using MIDI.
You mean the preset/bank up and down switches? You can control those, at least somewhat, you just need to send 2 messages. Look at the bank MSB/LSB messages on page 86 of the 1.2 user manual
Did you mean setting a preset directly by using CC#0, CC#32 and an PC?
That is not the same thing. I want to go up one preset/bank, and go down one. Just like the up/down switches do.
Of the eleven switches, the functionality of those two seem to be the only ones that can not be controlled by midi.
There is no way to do it “directly” right now, there’s no direct mapping of a MIDI command to a generic “up/down” - the best I have done is using a counter to increment/decrement the direct preset selection but that’s not exactly easy to manage and really only works for a very “rigid” use case for like a show where you KNOW the setlist and just need to progress through it and can use the MIDI controller to do that.
Posts reported, removed etc. As long as members fail to follow forum rules and they get reported, mod’s will be responsible for dealing with the fallout. None of us wants that…..period. This is a feature request, keep your posts on topic.
I agree. I just received a Quad Cortex Mini with this being my first Quad Cortex device. I’m coming from a Fractal FM9 where this was really easy to configure on a MIDI controller. I’m surprised this isn’t even an option since so so many users of the Quad Cortex series seem to use theirs not sitting on the floor.
Thanks for the input. I’m surprised more people haven’t voted for this, but maybe Neural can implement this even if it doesn’t have a ton of votes.
I voted for the “full midi implementation” request, rather than voting for speicifc midi fequests. Much more efficient and not all of us use midinthe same way (I dont need this particular request).