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CME VX 5 Manual

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Intelligent Keyboard Controller
U-CTRL manual
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models VX 5/6/7/8
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  • Page 1 Intelligent Keyboard Controller U-CTRL manual ————————————————— models VX 5/6/7/8 v.1.0...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    The purpose of this manual is to give you quick tutorial on how to use the U-CTRL function of the CME VX keyboard in conjunction with commonly used software. The U-CTRL function uses hardware controllers to remotely control a variety of software functions, for example, volume, pan, channel selection, sequence transport, on-off switches, etc.

  • Page 3: Final Cut Pro 5 For Mac

    Under the Tools menu click on Control Surfaces . Click on the [+] button on the pop-up window. For Control Surface Type , select “Mackie Control”, For Input Connection and Output Connection , select “CME VX – Port 2”, and click on OK .
  • Page 4 Click on OK , close this window. Press the U-CTRL button on VX once to set U-CTRL to U-CTRL A. Finished.

  • Page 5: Soundtrack Pro For Mac

    Under the Soundtrack Pro menu, click Preferences . Click on the Control Surfaces icon then click on For Control Surface Type select “Mackie Control” For Input Connection and Output Connection , select “CME VX – Port 2” then click on OK .
  • Page 6 Close this window. Press the U-CTRL button on the VX once to set U-CTRL to U-CTRL A. Finished.

  • Page 7: Logic Pro 7 / Logic Express 7

    Logic Pro 7 / Logic Express 7 Connect the VX to the computer and turn on the power. Open Logic. Press the U-CTRL button on VX three times to set U-CTRL to U-CTRL C. After a short wait, the Logic software automatically finds the VX and loads the corresponding control interface.
  • Page 8 Select Mackie Designs Logic Control on the right window and click on Add on the left window. In the window that pops up on the right, click on “Logic Control”, For Out Port Input on the left, select “Port 2” of VX. Finished.

  • Page 9: Protools

    Press the U-CTRL button on VX twice to set U-CTRL to U-CTRL B. Click on Peripherals under Setup menu. Click on MIDI Controllers on the pop-up window, For Type select “HUI”, For Receive Form and Send To select “CME VX – Port 2”. Click on OK , close this window. Finished.

  • Page 10: Nuendo 3.2 / Cubase Sx 3.1

    Nuendo 3.2 / Cubase SX 3.1 Connect the VX to the computer and turn on the power. Press the U-CTRL button on VX once to set U-CTRL to U-CTRL A. Open Nuendo 3.2 / Cubase SX 3.1. Click Device Setup… under the Devices menu. On the Device Setup window Click on + , then click on Mackie Control .
  • Page 11 On the Device Setup window, For MIDI Input , select “USB Audio Device [2]” For MIDI Output , select “USB Audio Device [2]” Unselect Enable Auto Select in the box below. Click on OK , close Device Setup window. Finished.

  • Page 12: Sonar 6

    Sonar 6 Connect the VX to the computer and turn on the power. Press the U-CTRL button on VX once to set U-CTRL to U-CTRL A. Open Sonar 6. Under the Options menu, click on Controllers/Surfaces… . On the Controllers/Surfaces… window, click on Add new Controller/Surface . On the Controller/Surface Setup window, For Controller/Surface , select “Mackie Control”...
  • Page 13 Click on Close Close Controller/Surfaces window. Finished.

  • Page 14: Acid Pro 6 / Vegas 7

    ACID Pro 6 / Vegas 7 Connect the VX to the computer and turn on the power. Press the U-CTRL button on VX once to set U-CTRL to U-CTRL A. Open ACID Pro 6 / Vegas 7. Under the Options menu, click on Preferences… . On the Preferences window, click on the External Control &...
  • Page 15 Under Active control devices , Right click on Mackie Control , click on Configure . On the Configure Mackie Control window: For Device type , select “Emulated Mackie Control Device” For MIDI Input , select “USB Audio Device [2]” For MIDI Output , select “USB Audio Device [2]” Click on OK , Close Configure Mackie Control window.
  • Page 16 Click on OK , then close Preferences window. Under the Options menu, select the External Control box. Finished.

  • Page 17: Audition 2

    Audition 2 Connect the VX to the computer and turn on the power. Press the U-CTRL button on the VX once to set U-CTRL to U-CTRL A. Open Audition 2. Under the Edit menu, click on Preferences… . On the Preferences window, for External Control Device , select “Mackie Control” Click on Configure…...
  • Page 18 On the Configure Mackie Control window: For MIDI Input Device , select “USB Audio Device [2]” For MIDI Output Device , select “USB Audio Device [2]” Click on OK , Close Configure Mackie Control window. Click on OK , Close Preferences window. Finished.

  • Page 19: Live 5

    Live 5 Connect the VX to the computer and turn on the power. Press the U-CTRL button on VX once to set U-CTRL to U-CTRL A. Open Live 5. Click on Preferences… under Option menu. On the Preferences window, select MIDI/Sync tabs. For Control Surface , select “Mackie Control”...
  • Page 20 Finished.

  • Page 21: Reason 3

    Reason 3 Connect the VX to the computer and turn on the power. Press the U-CTRL button on the VX once to set U-CTRL to U-CTRL A. Open Reason 3. Click on Preferences… under Edit menu. On the Preferences window. For Page , select “Control Surface and Keyboard”. Click on Add .
  • Page 22 On the Control Surface window, for Manufacture select “Mackie”. For MIDI In Port , select “USB Audio Device [2]” For MIDI Out Port , select “USB Audio Device [2]” Click on OK , Close Control Surface window. You may select which device you wish to be controlled by the VX by right-clicking on the device and selecting Lock to Mackie Control .

  • Page 23: Tracktion 3

    Tracktion 3 Connect the VX to the computer and turn on the power. Press the U-CTRL button on VX once to set U-CTRL to U-CTRL A. Open Tracktion 3. Click on Settings menu. Click on Control Surfaces menu. Click on Mackie Control Universal under Supported Control Surface menu. For Input device , select “USB Audio Device [2]”...

  • Page 24: Samplitude 8 / Sequoia

    Samplitude 8 / Sequoia Connect the VX to the computer and turn on the power. Press the U-CTRL button on VX once to set U-CTRL to U-CTRL A. Open Samplitude 8 / Sequoia. Under the MIDI menu click on MIDI Options… . On the MIDI Options window, Click on Hardware Controller Setup…...
  • Page 25 On the MIDI Controller Setup window, note that under the Main tab, you must select values for “MIDI Connection to Controller” as follows: For Controller , select “Mackie control” For MIDI input , select “USB Audio Device [2]” For MIDI output , select “USB Audio Device [2]” Select Activate Controller .

  • Page 26: Sawstudio

    SAWStudio Connect the VX to the computer and turn on the power. Press the U-CTRL button on VX once to set U-CTRL to U-CTRL A. Open SAWStudio. Click File \ MIDI-Control Template File \ Open On the Open MIDI-Control Template window, Open “MidiCtrl_Mackie_Control.mct” file.
  • Page 27 Click on Midi Devices Setup under Options menu. On the Midi Device Setup window: For Midi-Control Device in , select “USB Audio Device [2]” For Midi-Control Device out , select “USB Audio Device [2]” Click on OK , Close Midi Device Setup window. On the Smpte/Midi menu, select Midi-Control In Active and Midi-Control Out Active .

  • Page 28: Apb Tools

    For MIDI OUT , select “USB Audio Device [2]” Finished. CME is continually improving its products, and every attempt is made to ensure the information in the user’s manual is current and accurate. However, CME will not be responsible for possible discrepancies between the manual and the real product.
  • Page 29 2007-09 Central Music Co. Tel: +86-10-8580 1115 Fax: +86-10-8580 1114 Web: www.cme-pro.com E-mail for support:: support@cme-pro.com...

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