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Pitch Bend using the Ribbon controller with RealLPC

 
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DannyDep



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PostPosted: Mon Jan 26, 2015 5:13 pm    Post subject: Pitch Bend using the Ribbon controller with RealLPC Reply with quote

I purchased MusicLab's RealLPC based on this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEddwVMe4xU

Thought nothing of being able to use my TS Ribbon controller in the same way the KeytarJeff does in that video on his keytar ribbon,
albeit not expecting the level of expertise that he has developed. Wink

However, to my disappointment Crying or Very sad I can not get my Ribbon controller to activate as a Pitch Bend controller using RealLPC.
No problem with Program patches within my TS. The Ribbon controller bends notes as programmed.

Rather than re-explain the problem here is a link to the MusicLab forum Topic where some others have a similar problem.
http://www.musiclab.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4482
The Admin of the MusicLab forum suggested I look at the TS manual to see if I can "change it to Pitch Bend control".
I scanned the manual but could not find out where this is possible.

Any ideas whether nor not it is possible?
thx.
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