03-13-2022, 05:06 PM
Oh sorry for the confusion, there isn't a switch to turn it off, the NDRL just listens to Note info on the Control channel as well as the CC channel so you can use either one to sequence changes. The thing that recently did get updated though is that the CC channel used to be a little bit jittery, and recently Steve was able to get it dialed in to be much smoother transitions.
You would definitely need to transcribe the MIDI notes to CC values but you might be able to do them in the DAW where you could have the channel piano roll visible and edit the relevant CC Lanes so the right values could be entered based on the note shown above, since they correspond. For instance a "C" corresponds to "Chord Degree I" which corresponds also to "CC value 0" (it may be 1 actually, I don't have the manual in front of me but they're all listed under MIDI implementation), so if you have a pattern that goes C, F, G, C, G, A you would put a 0 in the CC lane under the C, a 3 under the F, a 4 under the G etc. The same would then need to be done for the black keys (chord types) which are controlled on a different but adjacent CC number.
You would definitely need to transcribe the MIDI notes to CC values but you might be able to do them in the DAW where you could have the channel piano roll visible and edit the relevant CC Lanes so the right values could be entered based on the note shown above, since they correspond. For instance a "C" corresponds to "Chord Degree I" which corresponds also to "CC value 0" (it may be 1 actually, I don't have the manual in front of me but they're all listed under MIDI implementation), so if you have a pattern that goes C, F, G, C, G, A you would put a 0 in the CC lane under the C, a 3 under the F, a 4 under the G etc. The same would then need to be done for the black keys (chord types) which are controlled on a different but adjacent CC number.