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(optional, if used) A first-time patch with “Learn” enabled gets defaults for all controls. Each time a control is changed, the new value gets remembered for that specific control. If you have 2 controls that you want to be “learned” to the same midi number, they need to be the same synth and connected to the same output, or to the same patch. If you have multiple synths connected to the same output, it becomes the responsibility of the user to configure all controls to the same control (repeating values make no sense).
If you want to select different midi numbers for each midi controller, you must have two or more synths open and configured in two or more patches. Each synths’ learned midi numbers must be different. For example, you could have one instance of your synth that is “learned” to the midi number of 42 and another instance of the same synth that is “learned” to the midi number of 83. In this case, the user must connect the midi controllers to different patches, select the learned midi numbers for each patch (in the MIDI Automation dialog in the View menu), and then connect both midi controllers to the same midi outputs.
If you don’t have a midi controller connected to a patch, SE won’t be able to “learn” any midi numbers, and the “B” module will have no midi controller assigned. Use it to get the “learned” values for any control you wish to assign to a midi controller in SE. Note that with the current version of the “B” module, it will only work with VSTs with a common ID.
If you want to use a synthesizer that does not have the common ID function, you can ignore this and get it working by setting the ID manually. For example, if you use the “EasySynth” VST, assign the value 0 to the “ID” input, so that the midi controller number is associated with the synth’s internal midi number, rather than the synth’s “id”.
Installation:
– Copy the MidiControllers.txt and MIDIAutomator.sep/semi files into the folder that contains the executable for your VST (usually c:\Program Files\Steinberg\VST3\Plugins\DARTROID.plug).
(If you wish to install in a sub-folder, use \bin or

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Unzip into the “regex” folder of your SE install, overwriting the existing files.
If you want to use 2 instances of your “learning” module, repeat the above procedure using two different IDs.
Using the keyboard controller
Many MIDI controllers can be used with this module, and it can use them in several different ways, depending on the VST you are using.
Holding down the up-arrow key, while a MIDI controller message comes in, will send it to the appropriate control
A MIDI controller using a “knob” or “slider” will show on screen as a knob or slider, which can be manually moved (dragged) to set a control’s value. The “A” module will automatically adjust its value to match the position of the knob, and the “B” module will start to learn the controller’s value when you click the Learn button.
A MIDI controller using “buttons” will show up as buttons on screen, and you can click them to set their values, or scroll them up or down with the keyboard to set their values. The “A” module will “learn” the value of the button when you click the Learn button.
If a MIDI controller that sends a “port number” message is a slider, button, or keyboard, it will be mapped to the “port number” field of the “A” module.
A MIDI controller using a “sysex” message will send a list of events, each with the same port number as that of the message itself (on internal controllers), or as a separate command number (on external controllers). Click the Learn button to start the “learning” process.
When you are done, just click the Learn button again to stop. The “B” module will remember the assignment for the duration of the synth session.
Supported Controllers
The “A” and “B” modules can learn any MIDI controller using the protocol, but the available controllers and methods may vary according to the VST you are using. For details, see the help topic, “Working with SynthEdit > MIDI Automation” in SE’s Help Center.
Note: Controls may not always display a knob for a “knob” controller. Also, the “B” module will not “learn” controller values for “port number” controllers that are connected to the SE MIDI Automator, as this is handled by the SE MIDI Automator itself.
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Simply put, it lets you map arbitrary control of your VST and sample based applications to certain controls of your MIDI controller. This is a useful way of mapping your VSTs and sample based applications to your external MIDI controller, or to even let you have your own controller.
MIDI Learn Description:
Simply put, this is a way to give your VSTs or sample based applications a way to receive messages from your external MIDI controllers when you have your MIDI controller connected. It basically allows for the assignment of different controllers to different controls on your synths. It is a useful way of assigning controller values to your synths and sample based applications.
MIDI Automator Description:
Simply put, this is a way for your VSTs and sample based applications to receive messages from your external MIDI controllers. It basically allows for the assignment of different controllers to different controls on your synths. It is a useful way of assigning controller values to your synths and sample based applications.
Why MIDI Learn is called that:
The “MIDI” in the name of the MIDIControllers module stands for “MIDI Input/Output.” It gives you the ability to have your external MIDI controllers send you MIDI messages, which can then be used by your VSTs and sample based applications.
Prerequisites for using this module:
Use SE MIDI Automation – the A and B modules use SE MIDI Automation, which you must first enable. For details on how to do this, see the SE help topic “Working with SynthEdit > MIDI Automation”
Table of Contents:

First run the MIDIControllers module:

Load the folder containing the module into your SE project.
Open the MIDI In port of the VST you want to use for your external MIDI controller.
Go to “Tools” > “MIDI Controller Manager.”
Click the “Add MIDI Controller” button.
For the “Controller1” field, enter the controller number you want to send for (see below).
Leave the “Automator” checkbox checked.
Click the “Connect” button.

Now that you have a MIDI controller connected, you can make a similar connection for your VSTs and sample based applications.

Start a VST, such as a sampler, using the “Automate MIDI” button (found in the main VST window).
Next, go to the MIDI In port of that VST (e

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This feature is found in the SE files for the
x:MIDI_M_x:
units, typically for VSTs and the “MIDI Automator” (formerly known as VSTIC) from SE.
The “MIDI control meister” feature stores a table of mappings from MIDI controller numbers to the CC, Pitch Bend and Velocity controller numbers used to control the corresponding unit in “x”. For example, there could be 3 VSTs whose controls are mapped:
~Control Mapper (more info):
CC1: PC
CC2: PB
CC3: PL
~~ Synth 1 (initially zeros)
~~ Synth 2 (initially zeros)
~~ Synth 3 (initially zeros)
These are the mappings you must set for the controllers on your external controller.
In addition, you need to set your external VST’s CC, PB, and PL controls. These mappings must be identical for all 3 Synths.
You then connect the 3 “MIDI control meister” VST’s to different VSTs in “x”, and the “MIDI control meister” will work as follows:
• As messages come in from your external controller’s CC mapper, the “A” module will “learn” the mapping from the controller to the corresponding SE control.
• When messages come in from your external controller’s PB mapper, the “B” module will substitute the SE control number in the message with the “learned” number.
• When messages come in from your external controller’s PL mapper, the “B” module will substitute the SE control number in the message with the “learned” number.
Details:
The “learned” mapping is stored in a shared memory area that is used by both modules, and identified by a common ID. Each module can associate its own set of mappings, but the ID used must be the same for both.
The mapping is stored in a table in shared memory, and is indexed by the MIDI controller number of the external controller, and the controller number assigned to the respective SE control.
Mapping rules:
• External controller cc to se control cc mapping: every cc maps to itself, and is ignored.
• External controller cc to se control midi control mapping: all cc’s are mapped to a midi control that is defined by the VST’s midi control m

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