Wondering whether if there's a way to assign a controller knob to act as the modulation wheel? I'm sure this should be pretty easy, but I can't work out how to do it.....
Assuming this is possible, is there a way of assigning multiple knobs to act modulation wheels on different channels (so they can all modulate simultaneously!)
I could obviously map each knob to individual parameters that the mod wheel would control, but I'm trying to use Live for instruments only (tenori-on will control the sequencing). I'm using empty clips to change banks/programmes within soft synths and each patch will have a different modulation wheel assignment.
Cheers.
Assigning the modulation wheel
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savyurrecords
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Re: Assigning the modulation wheel
Well, you need to let us know what type of controller you are using to be your modulation wheel. Your post is a little hard to read but I will try and answer.
In MIDI each port has 16 channels. If your controller allows it you should be able to map each knob to a separate MIDI channel but each knob would send the same CC number (#1 is modulation wheel), You will be programming the controller in its own app not within Live. Then within Live each MIDI channel would be routed to a seperate MIDI track.
Or you could just use an Instrument rack and this would be a whole lot easier. Do yourself a favor and look up Racks in the manual. You can do all sorts of crazy routing with them.
In MIDI each port has 16 channels. If your controller allows it you should be able to map each knob to a separate MIDI channel but each knob would send the same CC number (#1 is modulation wheel), You will be programming the controller in its own app not within Live. Then within Live each MIDI channel would be routed to a seperate MIDI track.
Or you could just use an Instrument rack and this would be a whole lot easier. Do yourself a favor and look up Racks in the manual. You can do all sorts of crazy routing with them.
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pedroschki
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Re: Assigning the modulation wheel
Thanks, realise post is a little confusing.. so apologies for that!
It's a BCR2000, so think that makes sense - I was trying to do it through ableton rather than on the controller.
It's a BCR2000, so think that makes sense - I was trying to do it through ableton rather than on the controller.