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Originally posted by madmuso I just automated the "main volume" (CC07 from memory) in Nuendo and it works fine, the JP's volume changes according to what I draw in but the damn cutoff just wont work, I know its going to be something small and stupid when I find out but its stopping me from working on my songs. May just sell the damn thing and work completely with vsti's!

One thing to try:

Go to the "MIDI" menu on the JP, then make
sure the "Tx/Rx Edit Sw" is set to "On".

Next thing:

Go over your cabling again.
Are you sure you don't have it plugged to midi thru?
It should go....
JP Midi out to Interface Midi in
Interface Midi out to JP Midi in

Next thing:
Don't use the ALL MIDI CHANNELS input on the track in question. Set the track to channel 1, and midi TX channel on the JP to 1.

Next thing:

In the "MIDI" menu, go to a function called "Tx/Rx Setting".
Now when you move a given slider or turn a knob it will show you the midi CC number.

Make sure cutoff controller is CC74. If not you can change it by using the inc and dec buttons on the JP.

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Originally posted by aquila are you sure cc#74 is the paramater for the JP's filter? [edit] never mind, yes it is. Just looked up the manual. IDK if it'll help but the manual states an additional category called SOUND-CTL5, perhaps there's some additional configuration that must be done?

I noticed that "sound-ctl5" as well in the manual and im not sure what that means, again, the manual may as well be in chinese, it aint the best. Perhaps I need to investigate that further.

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Originally posted by DJ RANN One thing to try: Go to the "MIDI" menu on the JP, then make sure the "Tx/Rx Edit Sw" is set to "On". Next thing: Go over your cabling again. Are you sure you don't have it plugged to midi thru? It should go.... JP Midi out to Interface Midi in Interface Midi out to JP Midi in Next thing: Don't use the ALL MIDI CHANNELS input on the track in question. Set the track to channel 1, and midi TX channel on the JP to 1. Next thing: In the "MIDI" menu, go to a function called "Tx/Rx Setting". Now when you move a given slider or turn a knob it will show you the midi CC number. Make sure cutoff controller is CC74. If not you can change it by using the inc and dec buttons on the JP.

>Go to the "MIDI" menu on the JP, then make
sure the "Tx/Rx Edit Sw" is set to "On".

Pretty sure I checked this yesterday but will have another look today.

>Go over your cabling again.
Are you sure you don't have it plugged to midi thru?
It should go....
JP Midi out to Interface Midi in
Interface Midi out to JP Midi in

Definately not plugged into midi thru, my midiman interface has a button that needs to be pressed in order for it to act as midi thru. ITs int he correct position.

>Don't use the ALL MIDI CHANNELS input on the track in question. Set the track to channel 1, and midi TX channel on the JP to 1.

Done, I hardly ever use the "all midi channels" input out of habbit from years ago!

>In the "MIDI" menu, go to a function called "Tx/Rx Setting".
Now when you move a given slider or turn a knob it will show you the midi CC number.

I checked that out last night, when I move the cutoff slider it tells me that its assigned to "sound-CTL5 CC74". I need to investigate what this "sound-CTL5" means. The manual isnt very clear on a few things.

gonna fire up the studio again today and mess around some more, I will check the above again just in case, thanks for all the help guys, really appreciate it!

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Originally posted by madmuso >Go to the "MIDI" menu on the JP, then make sure the "Tx/Rx Edit Sw" is set to "On". Pretty sure I checked this yesterday but will have another look today. >Go over your cabling again. Are you sure you don't have it plugged to midi thru? It should go.... JP Midi out to Interface Midi in Interface Midi out to JP Midi in Definately not plugged into midi thru, my midiman interface has a button that needs to be pressed in order for it to act as midi thru. ITs int he correct position. >Don't use the ALL MIDI CHANNELS input on the track in question. Set the track to channel 1, and midi TX channel on the JP to 1. Done, I hardly ever use the "all midi channels" input out of habbit from years ago! >In the "MIDI" menu, go to a function called "Tx/Rx Setting". Now when you move a given slider or turn a knob it will show you the midi CC number. I checked that out last night, when I move the cutoff slider it tells me that its assigned to "sound-CTL5 CC74". I need to investigate what this "sound-CTL5" means. The manual isnt very clear on a few things. gonna fire up the studio again today and mess around some more, I will check the above again just in case, thanks for all the help guys, really appreciate it!

I'm 99% sure it's the first thing I listed - make sure the "Tx/Rx Edit Sw" is set to "On".

However, reception of exclusive messages will be determined
by the setting of the Exclusive Receive Switch.

so you need to set: Receive Exclusive (Receive System Exclusive) to "ON"

If that doesn't do it, your JP is fucked.

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Originally posted by DJ RANN I'm 99% sure it's the first thing I listed - make sure the "Tx/Rx Edit Sw" is set to "On". However, reception of exclusive messages will be determined by the setting of the Exclusive Receive Switch. so you need to set: Receive Exclusive (Receive System Exclusive) to "ON" If that doesn't do it, your JP is fucked.

You were 100% correct. The "Tx/Rx Edit Sw" was set to off, once on it worked fine. I cant f^%kn believe it, im sure I tried that yesterday, I remember trying every combination possible! Oh well, thanks so much for the help mate (and everyone else), I can get on with making music again! very happy,

cheers,