If BMD then have to ship them from Rotterdam EU to GB and back from GB to the EU. This will mean that deliveries to BMD Europe will be somewhat delayed. So much so that the main Taiwanese container shipping company has diverted it's ships from Felixstow (GB) to Rotterdam (EU). Due to COVID, Christmas and Brexit the UK ports are in a complete shambels. Due to both COVID and Brexit things are chaotic.ĬOVID is making things late (3 months late for some Zoom hardware). I wonder if this is a European problem only ? I did this on mine and it took 5 minutes.Ivor_Bigunn wrote:Basically, I have given nearly 300 Euros to a reputable Blackmagic reseller, but got nothing in return, and no promised delivery date!! Then re-open MIDI Translator Pro and then we can program it to accept the relative value and translate to keystrokes that you want.

Shut down Midi Translator Pro, open Arturia MIDI Control Center and change the knobs function to relative and save the configuratino to your Beatstep. You can get the Aurturia MIDI Control Center application from them.Īlso available for paid consulting services: MIDI IN : B0 07 41 There are ways to deal with this in MT Pro but it is cleaner if you can have the knob send out something more meaningful in the first place. The issue with the above absolute value is that once it hits 127 (turn right) or 0 (turn left), the messages will stop. I don’t remember if this knob can be re-programmed but if so try and program it using the Arturia MIDI Control Center to send out a relative value instead. I have the first model but if you have a Beatstep Pro, maybe it is different. My Beatstep (original is showing the below) which is an Absolute Encoder CC 7

Paste into a text file (or into your posting) with Control-V.

Select the incoming data and Control-C to copy.

Check the box “MIDI IN” down on the bottom.

Click on View->Log Window in the MT Pro menu.

Open MT Pro and select your Beatstep as your input port.

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