Roland A-300 Pro Manuale Utente
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Control Map Guide
If you’re using Cubase, make the following settings.
The explanation here uses the Mac OS X version of Cubase 5 as an example. The procedure might differ if you’re using a different version.
1
Choose PLAY mode (see “Performing (Play
mode)” in the owner’s manual.)
2
Press the [
] button or [
] button to move
the cursor to “CTRL MAP” in the display.
The display shows the number of the currently selected control map.
3
Turn the [VALUE] knob to select number 1.
4
Start up Cubase 5.
5
In the [Devices] menu, click [Device Setup...].
6
At the upper left of the dialog box, click the [+] button, and choose
[Mackie Control] from the pull-down menu.
[Mackie Control] from the pull-down menu.
7
As the MIDI input, choose [A-PRO 2], and then click [Apply]. Then
click [OK].
click [OK].
Values, such as that for pan, change even though you didn’t adjust
them
Make sure that knobs [R1]–[R9] are in the center position.
Encoder Simulate is assigned to Knobs [R1]–[R9]. If knobs [R1]–[R9] are not at the center
position, control messages will continue to be transmitted from the A-PRO.
You can control PLAY or STOP, but not Volume or Pan
Check the track that is set to “channel 1.”
Pressing the [B1] button or [B2] button will switch the tracks that are assigned to sliders
[S1]–[S8] and knobs [R1]–[R8]. It is not necessarily the case that [R1] and [S1] are
assigned to track 1.
Cubase
Operation of the A-PRO
Operation of the A-PRO
Operation of the A-PRO
Functions Assigned to the Controllers
Troubleshooting
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