Wookiee Posted December 4 Share Posted December 4 @Astraios no not quite LSB stands for Least Significant Byte, MSM Stands for Most Significant Byte. MIDI messages consist of two eight bit bytes. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
msmcleod Posted December 4 Share Posted December 4 The way Sonar/CbB handles RPN / NRPN is to interpret them as per the MIDI spec - i.e. as 14 bit controllers. There are some hardware devices (and even more VST/VSTi's) that ignore the MIDI spec and just treat RPN/NRPN as standard 8 bit CC messages. You can tell Sonar to bypass the special RPN/NRPN handling by adding the following to TTSSEQ.INI: TranslateRPN=0 This will cause Sonar/CbB to treat RPN/NRPN messages as standard CC's. It doesn't stop you using RPN/NRPN as such, but you'll have to handle the MSB/LSB yourself as separate CC messages: CC 98 - NRPN LSB CC 99 - NRPN MSB CC 100 - RPN LSB CC 101 - RPN MSB NOTE: I've no idea what the consequences would be if you had a project with RPN/NRPN's in it, then you re-open and try to use that project after adding this to TTSSEQ.INI.... so beware. 2 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Astraios Posted December 4 Author Share Posted December 4 1 hour ago, msmcleod said: The way Sonar/CbB handles RPN / NRPN is to interpret them as per the MIDI spec - i.e. as 14 bit controllers. There are some hardware devices (and even more VST/VSTi's) that ignore the MIDI spec and just treat RPN/NRPN as standard 8 bit CC messages. You can tell Sonar to bypass the special RPN/NRPN handling by adding the following to TTSSEQ.INI: TranslateRPN=0 NOTE: I've no idea what the consequences would be if you had a project with RPN/NRPN's in it, then you re-open and try to use that project after adding this to TTSSEQ.INI.... so beware. Thanks for your answer and the risky hint, but I am not a certified Cakewalkologist 😇 and I don't plan on destroying my Sonar setup. This means that there is no way to control the NRPN values in the Event Editor either? The NRPN values in the Event Editor and also in the PianoRoll (new controller) are based on the 14-bit NRPN basis, have I understood that correctly? And the Spire Synth only recognizes the 8-bit version for the dropdown menus Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Astraios Posted December 8 Author Share Posted December 8 No MIDI CC on all Spire Synth Drop Downs Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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