How is it possible to edit the automation of the PAN directly in the MIDI EDITOR !?
In the same window where there is Velocity and Pitchbend I want to play with the PAN ! HOW CAN I DO THAT ?
If i play arround PANCC10 nothing happen !
I just want to pan my HH directly when I create them and not on the main automation track !
Why it is not like any other daw and have everytime to look all over the internet ? I have been looking for it for the last 2 days and I’m loosing my mind please help !
If i want to pan may drums directly when I create them, please tell me there is a way to do it ! Or Cubase is the only daw in the world who can’t do that ??? Even Cubase support tell me to use the automation track in the main windows WICH I DO NO WANT !!!
If the instrument itself has a pan button and it allows you to assign a midi controller for it, then it will work. If not, then you cannot do it, and that is not the fault of Cubase.
So totally depends on the instrument you are using.
I think there is a misunderstanding here. Yes, you can edit pan in the midi editor. I think what you’re trying to say is that you found one instrument that does not respond to midi pan. In the meantime, while you’re waiting for midi pan support to be added to that instrument, you can simply pan the audio.
Here is the answer from Steinberg support : He told me without any pressure that it is not possible to do this…How is it possible to sell a product for 600€ without basic, essentiel, crucial features ???
If you use a stereo sound you’re able to pan a sample track with cc10 in the key editor as well as the pan in the picture below.
If you’re using a mono audio file within the sample track it seems you cant use CC10 to pan and have to use the pan above.
Of course midi pan cc10 editing works. The OP makes no mention of Sampler Tracks. I take it from subsequent posts that this thread is supposed to be about Sampler Tracks, not cc10 editing.
AFAIK, this is the situation with Sampler Tracks and panning:
Note expression pan works on Sampler Tracks, but Sampler Tracks do not respond to CC10 for panning. While many instruments do respond to CC10, it’s not unusual for one to not respond to cc10. In the case of the Sampler Track, I don’t know if that’s intentional or not. You can of course automate the audio panning if note expression pan doesn’t do what you want.
it’s look like sample track need a major improvement, of course there is always a way to do what we want, but for a PRO version of the software it is very very amateur ! I hope they will improve that before Cubase 11…
