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Here's an example of how it is set up in Cubase.
As you can see, when configuring the device as a Mackie controller, there is a
choice of 4 possible options.
Because we have set up Cubase to respond to DAW control button '2' on the V1-
M, we are going to select '
MIDIIN2 (V1-X V1.01)
' when connecting the V1-X.
Please also note, (although this is specific to Cubase), that users should use
Mackie Control in the usual way to set up their devices in Cubase 12 onwards
and not Cubase's MIDI Remote Manager.
Regardless of the supported DAWs you are using, the principle will be largely the
same.
Mackie Control 2
Mackie Control 2
(iCON V1-M V1.01)
(iCON V1-M V1.01)
iCON V1-X V1.01
(iCON V1-X V1.01)
MIDIIN2(iCON V1-X V1.01)
(iCON V1-X V1.01)
(iCON V1-X V1.01)
Summary of Contents for V1-X
Page 8: ...8 Top Panel Layout Diagram 4 5 4 3 2 1 6 7...
Page 21: ...21 Digital Performer 11 1 2 3 iCON V1 M V1 01 iCON V1 M V1 01 Digital Performer 4 6 5 7...
Page 22: ...22 FL Studio 1 2 3 4 6 5 iCON V1 X V1 01 iCON V1 X V1 01...
Page 24: ...24 Luna iCON V1 M V1 01 iCON V1 M V1 01 1 2 3 4 5 iCON V1 M V1 01...
Page 28: ...28 Reaper 1 2 5 3 4 Reaper 8 6 7...
Page 29: ...29 9 10 11 iCON V1 M V1 01 iCON V1 X1 V1 01 iCON V1 X1 V1 01 iCON V1 M V1 01 12 13...
Page 30: ...30 Reason 2 Reason 1 iCON V1 M V1 01 iCON V1 X V1 01 iCON V1 X V1 01 iCON V1 M V1 01 5 6 3 4...
Page 31: ...31 iCON V1 X V1 01 6 7...