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<<<<<<<<< MCP MIDI Implementation >>>>>>>>>
This is a list of standard MCP functions in Cubase and their MIDI CC control values.
MID MIDI FunctionI nfo
MID
FunctionI nfo
Ch1 Cubase Ch1Cubase
C1 Select 1 Channel Select | G#1 Encoder 1 Press Encoder
C#1 Select 2 Channel Select | A1 Encoder 2 Press Encoder
D1 Select 3
Channel Select
| A#1 Encoder 3
Press Encoder
D#1 Select 4
Channel Select
| B1 Encoder 4
Press Encoder
E1 Select 5
Channel Select
| C2 Encoder 5
Press Encoder
F1 Select 6
Channel Select
| C#2 Encoder 6
Press Encoder
F#1 Select 7 Channel Select | D2 Encoder 7 Press Encoder
G1 Select 8 Channel Select | D#2 Encoder 8 Press Encoder
C-1 Rec 1
Channel Rec
| E2 Page Up
C#-1 Rec 2
Channel Rec
| F2 Page Down
D-1 Rec 3
Channel Rec
| F#2 Pan
Assignment
D#-1 Rec 4
Channel Rec
| G2 Plugin
Assignment
E-1 Rec 5 Channel Rec | G#2 EQ Assignment
F-1 Rec 6 Channel Rec | A2 FX Send Assignment
F#-1 Rec 7 Channel Rec | A#2 Bank Up Bank 8 Channels
G-1 Rec 8
Channel Rec
| B2 Bank Down
Bank 8 Channels
G#-1 Solo 1
Channel Solo
| C3 Channel Up
Bank One Channel
A-1 Solo 2
Channel Solo
| C#3 Channel Down
Bank One Channel
A#-1 Solo 3 Channel Solo | D3 Flip Fader Flip Mode
B-1 Solo 4 Channel Solo | D#3 -
C0 Solo 5 Channel Solo | A#4 Undo
C#0 Solo 6
Channel Solo
| B4 Redo
D0 Solo 7
Channel Solo
| C5 Save
D#0 Solo 8
Channel Solo
| C#5 -
E0 Mute 1 Channel Mute | C6 Left
F0 Mute 2 Channel Mute | C#6 Right
F#0 Mute 3 Channel Mute | D6 Loop
G0 Mute 4
Channel Mute
| D#6
AppendixB
Cubase
when commanded to move.
Press and hold the Encoder Knob on channel one and start the device. Turn Encoder Knob 8 to
adjust the total fader response. It is also possible to adjust a single fader by now holding down
Rec on channel three while adjusting the encoder of each channel. A higher value results in
smoother, quieter response. A lower value results in faster movement speed. To save the new
changes and exit, press Encoder Knob 8.
I recommend starting with a slower movement, test in your DAW and evaluate, then adjust
individually to personal preference.