BobXX Posted August 14 Share Posted August 14 (edited) This apply with both Sonar and CbB. Controller: Behringer X-TOUCH last firmware (1.22) DAW: Cakewalk (last version), Sonar (last version) and probably previous ones In MCU mode (Mackie Control) all seems to work with the exception of the upper left button REC of X-TOUCH (REC arm, see photo), even if the track is a proper one for recording, even if the arm of that track from CW/Sonar itself works and the button becomes lit for confirmation. If I simply enter the Sonar "Preferences" menu and press that REC button... it works ! 😳 I understood that buttons sends CC 0x00 whilst the REC buttons of the other stripes send 0x01 0x02 0x03... etc (and they works). I tried another configuration with "General Surface" or with the "AZslow" driver, but all the same that button seems to be ignored/filtered by CW before them, the AZ driver monitor shows all the controllers commands with the exception of that one. Maybe CW considers 0x00 a null command ? Does anybody have clues/solutions ? Edited August 14 by BobXX Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
msmcleod Posted August 14 Share Posted August 14 Go into Keyboard Shortcuts in Preferences, and check what is defined for "MIDI Shift Options" - I suspect you've got yours set to Controller 0. There are two ways of solving this: 1. If you never use MIDI to trigger keyboard shortcuts, just uncheck "Enabled" next to the MIDI radio button; OR 2. Set the controller to something different, say 120. 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BobXX Posted August 14 Author Share Posted August 14 (edited) 43 minutes ago, msmcleod said: Go into Keyboard Shortcuts in Preferences, and check what is defined for "MIDI Shift Options" - I suspect you've got yours set to Controller 0. There are two ways of solving this: 1. If you never use MIDI to trigger keyboard shortcuts, just uncheck "Enabled" next to the MIDI radio button; OR 2. Set the controller to something different, say 120. You're absolutely right! The note was set to “C0,” which is probably equivalent to “0x00,” and MIDI was “Enabled.” If I change it to Db0, the non-functioning button becomes REC 2 instead. 🤗 I simply deselected the option and the mysterious behavior was resolved. 🖤 ** Kudos for your hint and promptness ** Edited August 14 by BobXX 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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