Yeah, I’m able to edit the map on the track in Cubase. I have to mess around with it a bit though.
One odd thing I noticed is sometimes I’ll record a take or two and then all of a sudden it will play with the “trill” applied which is a Key switch that is under the ones I set up and under my lowest key (E0) so I have to go in with the mouse to un-trigger it. I’m not sure what’s up with that. The obvious solution I’m going to try will be to delete any Key switches that I’m not using so they don’t mysteriously get triggered.
The way I’ve been doing it, I have to import the one (map?) setup for the instrument and edit from there. I’m thinking once I have what I want figured out I can save it and then load that edited one in the future to seve the time re-seting it up. At least that’s what it’s seeming like in theory, we’ll see what happens when I try it with no helmet. haha!
I’m open to any suggestions on an easier/better way to do it.
Thanks!