LC Xmu 这个控制器软件有朋友用过吗，
想求creck .http://www.opuslocus.com/lcxmu/
Turn your MIDI controller into a Logic / Mackie ControlLC Xmu emulates one or more Logic Controls (LC) or Mackie Controls (MC) in software, so you can use generic MIDI controllers to control and automate many Mac OS X Audio/MIDI host applications that support the Logic/Mackie Control protocol.
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A MIDI controller’s knobs, faders, buttons or keys can be mapped to the emulated LC/MC’s faders, v-pots and buttons, and the host application will behave exactly as if it has a real Logic Control or Mackie Control connected. LC Xmu provides one-way controller communication for simpler controllers, and two-way communication with control and display feedback for various more capable controllers — including a real Mackie Control.
See what you’re controllingUnlike other simple emulations, LC Xmu’s scalable onscreen display provides full visual feedback of the current state of the emulated LC/MC’s LCD screen, Assign display, channel button LEDs and host-specific function button LEDs.
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The LC Xmu display may be scaled horizontally to line up the channels with your controller’s channel faders or knobs, for quick, accurate control. Display sections may be shown or hidden as required.
Stop wasting time remapping controlsLC Xmu is a very flexible way of using generic MIDI controllers with your host application, without spending hours setting up and then constantly re-configuring controller assignments, mixer maps, custom consoles, MIDI learn, environments, etc.
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Map your controller to the emulated LC/MC controls once, then the host application automatically maps its mixer controls, plugin controls, navigation and other functions to the emulated LC/MC controls, remapping and updating on the fly as you navigate around the mixer and plugins.
Of course, you can allow single controls to pass through to the host application unmodified, or bypass all notes and/or CCs in LC Xmu at any time, to use the host application’s own MIDI control abilities — so you can mix and match control techniques for the best of both worlds.
Switch among LC/MC-aware apps on the flyLC Xmu manages all MIDI communication between the emulated LC/MC and the host application, and can communicate with multiple host applications simultaneously. This means that you can switch LC Xmu control among running host applications on the fly, with no MIDI conflict — the LC/MC state is fully saved and updated for each host application, with correct feedback supplied to the LC Xmu display and controller at all times.
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You can even use LC Xmu to allow a real Mackie Control to switch among running host applications, with fully updated screens, controls and LEDs.
Future-proof compatibilityLC Xmu emulates the unchanging LC/MC hardware, so if a host application’s support for the LC/MC is updated, or a new host application adds LC/MC support, the new functionality is immediately available without requiring an updated version of LC Xmu. If you add a new VST or AU plugin, the plugin’s controls are immediately available without learning or remapping.
[ 本帖最后由 moon 于 11-3-18 18:06 编辑 ]
Turn your MIDI controller into a Logic / Mackie ControlLC Xmu emulates one or more Logic Controls (LC) or Mackie Controls (MC) in software, so you can use generic MIDI controllers to control and automate many Mac OS X Audio/MIDI host applications that support the Logic/Mackie Control protocol.
A MIDI controller’s knobs, faders, buttons or keys can be mapped to the emulated LC/MC’s faders, v-pots and buttons, and the host application will behave exactly as if it has a real Logic Control or Mackie Control connected. LC Xmu provides one-way controller communication for simpler controllers, and two-way communication with control and display feedback for various more capable controllers — including a real Mackie Control.
See what you’re controllingUnlike other simple emulations, LC Xmu’s scalable onscreen display provides full visual feedback of the current state of the emulated LC/MC’s LCD screen, Assign display, channel button LEDs and host-specific function button LEDs.
The LC Xmu display may be scaled horizontally to line up the channels with your controller’s channel faders or knobs, for quick, accurate control. Display sections may be shown or hidden as required.
Stop wasting time remapping controlsLC Xmu is a very flexible way of using generic MIDI controllers with your host application, without spending hours setting up and then constantly re-configuring controller assignments, mixer maps, custom consoles, MIDI learn, environments, etc.
Map your controller to the emulated LC/MC controls once, then the host application automatically maps its mixer controls, plugin controls, navigation and other functions to the emulated LC/MC controls, remapping and updating on the fly as you navigate around the mixer and plugins.
Of course, you can allow single controls to pass through to the host application unmodified, or bypass all notes and/or CCs in LC Xmu at any time, to use the host application’s own MIDI control abilities — so you can mix and match control techniques for the best of both worlds.
Switch among LC/MC-aware apps on the flyLC Xmu manages all MIDI communication between the emulated LC/MC and the host application, and can communicate with multiple host applications simultaneously. This means that you can switch LC Xmu control among running host applications on the fly, with no MIDI conflict — the LC/MC state is fully saved and updated for each host application, with correct feedback supplied to the LC Xmu display and controller at all times.
You can even use LC Xmu to allow a real Mackie Control to switch among running host applications, with fully updated screens, controls and LEDs.
Future-proof compatibilityLC Xmu emulates the unchanging LC/MC hardware, so if a host application’s support for the LC/MC is updated, or a new host application adds LC/MC support, the new functionality is immediately available without requiring an updated version of LC Xmu. If you add a new VST or AU plugin, the plugin’s controls are immediately available without learning or remapping.
[ 本帖最后由 moon 于 11-3-18 18:06 编辑 ]
桥接软件，支持
- Behringer BCR2000
- Doepfer Pocket Dial
- Fostex VM200
- JL Cooper CS-10
- Korg microKONTROL / KONTROL49
- Mackie Control or hardware emulations
- Novation Remote / XStation (non-SL) series
- Ableton Live 5.0 or higher
- Apple Final Cut Pro 5.0 or higher
- Apple Soundtrack Pro 1.0 or higher
- Apple/Emagic Logic Audio/Gold/Platinum/Express/Pro 5.3 or higher
- Propellerheads Reason 3.0 or higher
- RME TotalMix 2.01 or higher
- Steinberg Cubase SX/Nuendo 3.0 or higher
Behringer BCR2000
This input module supports the Behringer BCR2000’s endless encoders’ relative mode, for jump-free operation without requiring soft takeover. The LC/MC v-pot “acceleration” is emulated, allowing finer or coarser control as the encoder is turned faster. Encoders may be assigned to emulated LC/MC Xmu faders, v-pots, or jogwheel. Feedback is supplied to the BCR2000 button LEDs and encoder LED-rings.
CM Labs MotorMix
Support for the CM Labs MotorMix is in development. Please contact Opus Locus if you wish to beta test.
Doepfer Pocket Dial
The Doepfer Pocket Dial module uses preset 86, allowing the Pocket Dial's endless encoders to operate in relative mode for jump-free control, without requiring soft takeover or MIDI feedback to the controller.
Fostex VM200
The VM200’s endless encoders operate in relative mode for jump-free control without requiring soft takeover. The LC/MC v-pot “acceleration” is emulated, allowing finer or coarser control as the encoder is turned faster. Motorfader feedback is supported. Most of the VM200’s buttons are supported for function mapping (including grey function buttons, not just the channel buttons), and LED feedback is supported for 19 of the VM200 button LEDs. The VM200 data wheel is supported.
Generic controller
This controller module may be used for any controller capable of sending standard 7-bit MIDI note or CC messages, using a different note or CC number for each control. Examples may include various M-Audio, Edirol, Evolution and Kenton keyboards and controllers, and various Yamaha, Tascam, and Korg digital mixers, etc.
If your specific controller is not listed among the controller menu choices, does not offer hardware emulation of one of those choices, and does not accept MIDI feedback for motorfaders and/or LEDs, you should try Generic controller.
Generic feedback
The Generic feedback module may be used for any feedback-capable controller sending standard 7-bit MIDI note or CC messages, using a different note or CC number for each control. Examples include various Yamaha, Tascam, Behringer and Fostex digital mixers, the Behringer BCF2000, etc.
If your specific controller is not listed among the controller menu choices, does not offer hardware emulation of one of those choices, and can make use of feedback for motorfaders and/or LEDs, you should try Generic feedback.
Generic MIDI mixer
The Generic MIDI mixer module may be used for any controller sending multiple channels of fixed CC messages (for example eight channels of CC7/CC10 volume/pan on MIDI channels 1-8), where you cannot reassign the controller to send a different CC number for each control. Examples include the JL Cooper Faderbaby. Feedback is not currently supported.
JL Cooper CS-10
This controller module provides support for the CS-10’s endless wheel encoder, and for feedback to the various CS-10 LEDs.
Korg KONTROL
The Korg KONTROL module supports “Native Korg Mode” for both the Korg microKONTROL and the Korg KONTROL49. The true endless encoders operate in relative mode, for jump-free operation without requiring soft takeover.
Realtime LCD feedback is provided to the KONTROL’s nine LCD screens, for instant reference to the currently-controlled parameter names and values on the hardware. Feedback to the KONTROL’s sixteen pad LEDs and six button LEDs is provided, which are lit or unlit according to the current emulated LC/MC control state.
Full bypass operation is provided for all controls (including the joystick, modwheel and pedal), allowing the pads to pass through as notes, and other controls as CCs. In bypass mode the keyboard MIDI channel may be changed and program/bank message sent. LC Xmu also allows the KONTROL to exit and re-enter native mode, so you can use regular MIDI “scenes” with the host application.
Mackie Control
LC Xmu can be used to manage a real Mackie Control, for on-the-fly host-switching with saved states and no conflict, control remapping, controller splitting and generic user-configurable note/CC passthrough. Full 2-way communication is supported, including Bars/SMPTE display, signal LEDs and metering.
Any controller that emulates a Mackie Control in hardware may be used with this module, for example Behringer BCF2000, Tascam US-/FW-/DM- series, etc. The original Logic Control may be used in Mackie Control mode with firmware 1.02.
Mackie HUI and Baby HUI
Support for the Mackie HUI and Baby HUI (or hardware mixers that can emulate a HUI or Baby HUI) is in development. Please contact Opus Locus if you wish to beta test.
Novation Remote
The Novation Remote module supports the Remote / XStation series and variations (excluding the SL series). The endless encoders operate in relative mode for jump-free control without requiring soft takeover. LC/MC v-pot “acceleration” is emulated, allowing finer or coarser control as the encoder is turned faster.
Peavy StudioMix
Support for the Peavey StudioMix is in development. Please contact Opus Locus if you wish to beta test.
This input module supports the Behringer BCR2000’s endless encoders’ relative mode, for jump-free operation without requiring soft takeover. The LC/MC v-pot “acceleration” is emulated, allowing finer or coarser control as the encoder is turned faster. Encoders may be assigned to emulated LC/MC Xmu faders, v-pots, or jogwheel. Feedback is supplied to the BCR2000 button LEDs and encoder LED-rings.
CM Labs MotorMix
Support for the CM Labs MotorMix is in development. Please contact Opus Locus if you wish to beta test.
Doepfer Pocket Dial
The Doepfer Pocket Dial module uses preset 86, allowing the Pocket Dial's endless encoders to operate in relative mode for jump-free control, without requiring soft takeover or MIDI feedback to the controller.
Fostex VM200
The VM200’s endless encoders operate in relative mode for jump-free control without requiring soft takeover. The LC/MC v-pot “acceleration” is emulated, allowing finer or coarser control as the encoder is turned faster. Motorfader feedback is supported. Most of the VM200’s buttons are supported for function mapping (including grey function buttons, not just the channel buttons), and LED feedback is supported for 19 of the VM200 button LEDs. The VM200 data wheel is supported.
Generic controller
This controller module may be used for any controller capable of sending standard 7-bit MIDI note or CC messages, using a different note or CC number for each control. Examples may include various M-Audio, Edirol, Evolution and Kenton keyboards and controllers, and various Yamaha, Tascam, and Korg digital mixers, etc.
If your specific controller is not listed among the controller menu choices, does not offer hardware emulation of one of those choices, and does not accept MIDI feedback for motorfaders and/or LEDs, you should try Generic controller.
Generic feedback
The Generic feedback module may be used for any feedback-capable controller sending standard 7-bit MIDI note or CC messages, using a different note or CC number for each control. Examples include various Yamaha, Tascam, Behringer and Fostex digital mixers, the Behringer BCF2000, etc.
If your specific controller is not listed among the controller menu choices, does not offer hardware emulation of one of those choices, and can make use of feedback for motorfaders and/or LEDs, you should try Generic feedback.
Generic MIDI mixer
The Generic MIDI mixer module may be used for any controller sending multiple channels of fixed CC messages (for example eight channels of CC7/CC10 volume/pan on MIDI channels 1-8), where you cannot reassign the controller to send a different CC number for each control. Examples include the JL Cooper Faderbaby. Feedback is not currently supported.
JL Cooper CS-10
This controller module provides support for the CS-10’s endless wheel encoder, and for feedback to the various CS-10 LEDs.
Korg KONTROL
The Korg KONTROL module supports “Native Korg Mode” for both the Korg microKONTROL and the Korg KONTROL49. The true endless encoders operate in relative mode, for jump-free operation without requiring soft takeover.
Realtime LCD feedback is provided to the KONTROL’s nine LCD screens, for instant reference to the currently-controlled parameter names and values on the hardware. Feedback to the KONTROL’s sixteen pad LEDs and six button LEDs is provided, which are lit or unlit according to the current emulated LC/MC control state.
Full bypass operation is provided for all controls (including the joystick, modwheel and pedal), allowing the pads to pass through as notes, and other controls as CCs. In bypass mode the keyboard MIDI channel may be changed and program/bank message sent. LC Xmu also allows the KONTROL to exit and re-enter native mode, so you can use regular MIDI “scenes” with the host application.
Mackie Control
LC Xmu can be used to manage a real Mackie Control, for on-the-fly host-switching with saved states and no conflict, control remapping, controller splitting and generic user-configurable note/CC passthrough. Full 2-way communication is supported, including Bars/SMPTE display, signal LEDs and metering.
Any controller that emulates a Mackie Control in hardware may be used with this module, for example Behringer BCF2000, Tascam US-/FW-/DM- series, etc. The original Logic Control may be used in Mackie Control mode with firmware 1.02.
Mackie HUI and Baby HUI
Support for the Mackie HUI and Baby HUI (or hardware mixers that can emulate a HUI or Baby HUI) is in development. Please contact Opus Locus if you wish to beta test.
Novation Remote
The Novation Remote module supports the Remote / XStation series and variations (excluding the SL series). The endless encoders operate in relative mode for jump-free control without requiring soft takeover. LC/MC v-pot “acceleration” is emulated, allowing finer or coarser control as the encoder is turned faster.
Peavy StudioMix
Support for the Peavey StudioMix is in development. Please contact Opus Locus if you wish to beta test.