First of all, before you get puzzled with the CC numbers, you should read the MIDI implementation sheet of your keyboard, probably in its user's manual.
You can also try aseqdump to see which MIDI events are actually sent by when you turn one of the keyboard knobs or sliders if any. Knowing that then it's just a matter of mapping the source channel and CC numbers to the intended Qtractor mixer track control, either volume, pan, solo, mute, record or monitor.
If your keyboard supports MMC then it all should already work OOTB, no need to tweak a byte on the View/Controllers... dialog.
Show me the numbers and I'll tell you what you can do ASAP.
hi,
First of all, before you get puzzled with the CC numbers, you should read the MIDI implementation sheet of your keyboard, probably in its user's manual.
You can also try aseqdump to see which MIDI events are actually sent by when you turn one of the keyboard knobs or sliders if any. Knowing that then it's just a matter of mapping the source channel and CC numbers to the intended Qtractor mixer track control, either volume, pan, solo, mute, record or monitor.
If your keyboard supports MMC then it all should already work OOTB, no need to tweak a byte on the View/Controllers... dialog.
Show me the numbers and I'll tell you what you can do ASAP.
Cheers