Another ModWheel problem

[LouisD]

I have a Yamaha Clavinova CLP-150 that I use as a MIDI instrument. It is primarily an excellent digital piano. The problem is that it doesn\'t have a mod wheel or a pitch wheel. What can I do to get around this problem? It has three pedals and I was trying to figure out a way of letting two of the pedals send the mod wheel info to the PC, one for increasing the level and the other for decresc, but I just don\'t have the knowledge to do this. Does anyone have any ideas? Can this be done?

[Garritan]

Lois D,

If you use Sonar or Cubase, you\'re in luck. Dan H. and Markleford Friedman wrote plug-ins that may allow you to reassign CC#1 data to one of the pedals. If you use another sequencer, perhaps we can find another solution.

Gary Garritan

[LouisD]

Unfortunately I don\'t have any of the programmes you mention. Since this sequencing thing is all new to me, I only have Cubasis which came with GPO. Can I use this in Cubasis? If so, how do I get it to work with those to pedals?

Thanks for your quick replies and concern.

[Markleford]

Louis,

If Cubasis can run MFX plugins (I\'m totally clueless on this), then you can get TenCrazy.com MFX PortDiag (\"http://www.TenCrazy.com/\") from my site to determine which of your controllers send out what kinds of information. For example, perhaps your volume knob/slider sends out CC#7 (MIDI Volume) information that we could map to Mod/CC#1

After we know that, then we\'ll figure out some options!

- m

[Mike Kelley]

Markleford,

When you get GPO (hey, I feel in a very small way I had something to do with this :>) you can check it out yourself, since it comes with Cubasis (and another excellent reason for Gary getting you his product for a symbiotic relationship).

Now if I can just figure out some way to get Gary to give me the Big Band add on... <bg> (Actually, I\'m so anxious for it I really don\'t care what it costs, but I want it now.