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Hi guys,

Am having some problems with progamming LFO Rate CC changes in Cubase. Does anyone know what the CC is? When I recorded some data from moog voyager to cubase, it showed on CC35. But no effect is heard when I manually draw how I want the rate to change.

Thanks

I guess the manual will tell you.

Hi, as Stiiiiiiiive said the manual will have the CC # you need, however I think cubase is HEX or DECIMAL I forget?

its been years since I used cubase but I remember having this problem also.

Download a HEX to DEC conversion table off the net, I think I got an XL doc for free... I think the latest monomachine manual has a hex to dec conversion table in the back of it, I just sold mine so cant dig it up, but you might be able to download the manual off the elektron site.

I think Stiiiiive is a Mono user, he might be able to help

Basically there are two sets of numbers that correspond to midi CC # and cubase uses the opposite to what the manual says.

Hope this helps

Cheers

Thanks you two.

Problem is my Midi knowledge is bad ... On page 75 of manual, it says 3MSB, 35 LSB. I'll refer to Cubase manual to figure this out.

Here's what I think, which you may check or some other Moogist will confirm:
LSB = Less significant Byte
MSB = Most Significant Byte

Grosso modo, classic MIDI values are coded on one byte while the Phattys can handle a 2 byte format. The most significatn yte is the one involved by classic MIDI. So my guess is you should use the CC#3.
This 14 bit MIDI stuff (yeah, not exactly 2 bytes…) is described in the manual too. Re-reading it may be useful for you now.