The Event Editor allows you to independently select and edit the all the automation data associated with the pattern. If you automate more than one control during the session all automation Select the Pattern: The automation will be recorded into the selected Pattern.External hardware controllers must first beĪny number of links can be made, limited only by the number of unique controls on your hardware. Select the target control/s: For mouse control you will simply click on any target control/s and move them while FL Studio is recording.In order to record an external controller it needs to be linked to an automatable parameter in FL Studio (e.g. To record the mouse movements simply move the target control while the project is Mouse or external controller movements can be recorded and played back as part of the project.
The control can be linked to an external controller. The control is automatable (events can be recorded and then edited with the Event Editor)
#TOUCHOSC EDITOR AUTOMATION HOW TO#
As to why this is happening, we would suggest contacting Cubase support (or user forums if they have them) - again, from your video we establish that TouchOSC is sending the correct pitch bend messages to Cubase - what Cubase is doing with the messages (in this case causing this seemingly buggy behavior) is entirely up to Cubase.The following section shows how to record the movement of FL Studio and plugin interface controls. What Cubase does with these messages is up to Cubase - TouchOSC is not sending any timeline data to tell Cubase where this automation should occur, so Cubase is assigning these negative timeline values to the input automation. TouchOSC has no understanding of the Cubase timeline - in this scenario, TouchOSC is sending MIDI messages to the TouchOSC Bridge when you move controls, and these messages are sent to Cubase when TouchOSC Bridge is selected as a MIDI input in Cubase. We suspect this issue is more related to Cubase than to TouchOSC - TouchOSC is sending pitch bend messages in your video, and despite the fact they are seemingly not being recorded into the timeline correctly, the pitch bend messages are coming in properly as shown towards the end of the video (when you show the MIDI input log). Here is the response i received from Hexler Support: To me it looks like TouchOSC is sending wrong time message with PitchBend and MIDI CC messages.
#TOUCHOSC EDITOR AUTOMATION PATCH#
(i could’ve used a simpler tone for this example, but it’s the patch i had loaded and was using for this piece) Here’s a link to a video i recorded of the issue showing what i described above like at bar negative 950, and all at ONE moment in the time line. ALso, the new part does not contain any of the pitch bend cc info.īUT…if i look in the midi list editor, all the pitch bend cc info is recorded way before bar 0. To trouble shoot, i record the note, then (with midi merge enabled) i go back and record the pitch bend info.Įven though ‘merge’ is enabled, it creates a new part on top of the part containing the midi note. If i record the same procedure, it records the midi note but does not record the pitch bend cc info. With a midi track armed, i play a note, use the pitch bend on TouchOSC and it works as it should. I have TouchOSC setup to control multiple different midi CC messages.
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