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FBV MkII Advanced User Guide: Controlling 3rd Party Software

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Select MIDI Port Setup Uncheck the “All Inputs” box for all the

FBV USB MIDI Ports

Check the ﬁrst FBV USB MIDI port, and uncheck the

FBV ports 2, 3, & 4

Note that since we’re using Windows

XP in this example, the FBV MIDI ports appears as “USB Audio

Device”. They will appear named differently if using Windows

7, Vista

or Mac OS

X (see page 6•1).

Cubase Parameter Control

Cubase offers support for many 3rd party MIDI Control Surface devices - large hardware units designed

to emulate analog mixing consoles with dozens of hardware faders, knobs and buttons. Your Line

6 FBV MkII device is not one of these “Steinberg-supported” Control Surface devices, however, it

is still possible to map any of your FBV MIDI controllers to the many Cubase parameters. This is

accomplished by conﬁguring your FBV MkII device as a “Generic Remote” device. To accomplish this,

go to the Cubase Devices > Device Setup dialog once again:

• If you do not already see the “Generic Remote” under the Remote Devices in the left panel,

click on the “+” button at the top left of the dialog and choose Generic Remote from the menu

to add it.

Select Generic Remote Select the ﬁrst FBV USB MIDI port as the MIDI Input