Greetings all. I’ve been lurking on this forum for a while but just joined as an owner of a new MC6 Pro (love it!).
I saw a previous discussion about using MCs with Cubase. I have easily started controlling the transport (play, stop, record. move back to marker/0) with the MC, but any keystroke message containing a “Ctrl” Modifier + Keystroke is read by Cubase 12 without the “Ctrl” Modifier, e.g., “Ctrl-Z” is read simply as “Z.”
Note 1: Cubase 12 will read a “Shift” modifier accurately.
Note 2: the MC6 Pro is transmitting the keystroke accurately (tested in Word).
So, I know this is not a MC6 Pro problem. It is a Cubase integration problem. I hoped that someone here has solved a similar issue before. Thanks for any advice given.
Thanks for the quick response, James. Yes, I had tested this previously, and the keyboard checker you provided confirms that the MC6 Pro is sending the expected keyboard commands.
I had thought this is solely a Cubase integration issue. You had mentioned in another thread that you were not too familiar with Cubase. I had hoped a community member might be though.
Odd though - if you press the same keys on the keyboard, the commands execute correctly on Cubase?
There are 2 CTRL options under the modifiers, CTRL and RIGHT CTRL. Does both not work?
You can try this firmware below. I added a short delay between when the keys are pressed and then released. Not sure if it will help but it’s worth a try. 2023-03-06 MC6-Pro Keystrokes Add Delay Test.hex (1.1 MB)
FWIW, I had already tried the RIGHT CTRL to no avail. I had also tried inserting a DELAY Msg between the CTRL and the Z keystroke messages–didn’t work either.
Thanks so much! BTW, I had no problem setting the MC6 Pro up with my pedalboard. Now I have dual functionality! Very happy
Thanks for the feedback. I guess we’ll leave that delay there.
Just FYI, if you insert a delay between 2 keystroke messages in the preset, it will be more of a - press first key and release, and then press second key and release.