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MIDI Remote
MIDI Remote allows you to integrate and use third party MIDI controllers in Cubase.
Other MIDI Controllers and MIDI Remote
You can also use MIDI controllers that do not have a ready-to-use script. For this purpose, you must create a custom controller surface.
Making Changes on MIDI Controller Surfaces
You can make changes on controller surfaces that you created in the MIDI Controller Surface Editor.

Making Changes on MIDI Controller Surfaces

You can make changes on controller surfaces that you created in the MIDI Controller Surface Editor.

Prerequisite

You have created a controller surface in the MIDI Controller Surface Editor.

Note

Controller surfaces that you created with a MIDI Remote API script, and controller surfaces from factory scripts cannot be edited.

On the MIDI Remote info line, open the MIDI Controller pop-up menu, and select the controller surface that you want to edit.

Note
Edit MIDI Controller Surface is only available for controller surfaces that you created in the MIDI Controller Surface Editor.
On the info line, click Edit MIDI Controller Surface.

Note
You can also move the mouse pointer over the surface and click Edit MIDI Controller Surface.

In the lower zone of the Project window, the MIDI Controller Surface Editor opens, where you can make changes to your controller surface.