Velocity To MIDI CC - Online Course (M4L Device Included)

Get the Velo2MidiCC# - Max for Live device plus 14 tutorials and 2 Ableton Live example sets. This cours will show you how to set up and translate velocity from your e drum/e pad/ trigger (or any other velocity sending midi hardware) into midi control change (CC) signals. You will learn how you can edit the generated CC in lengths, fades, set them to certain levels or play them dynamic as well as setting gates and ranges to which notes and velocity they should start to react to.

Velo2MidiCC# opens up new ways of controlling your sounds, sound effects inside of Ableton Live through velocity - as well as sending CC to 3rd party softwares e.g. for controlling your lights or to VJ software.

Course Curriculum

• 01 - Install, store and save (1:57)
• 02 - Virtual midi connection and midi settings in Ableton Live (3:47)
• 03 - Set up note range, velocity range and switch between fixed or note velocity (3:31)
• 04 - Set up duration, fade time and monitor the CC# signal (1:53)
• 05 - How to midi map the midi CC# (1:54)
• 06 - How to use the midi through on/off function (1:35)
• 07 - How to set up a send control (4:27)
• 08 - How to set up a an audio effect control (3:46)
• 09 - How to set up a sound/sample control (3:37)
• 10 - Multiple notes to one CC# and velocity control (2:14)
• 11 - Why to have one dedicated midi track for the Velo2MidiCC# (1:20)
• 12 - Let’s get crazy - set up multiple sound and effects controls (9:31)
• 13 - Velocity control in Ableton Instruments (3:11)
• 14 - Controlling external (lightning) software (5:22)
• Example Set Drums (9:52)
• Example Set Bass (10:53)