Your suggestion is much better and would give users the chance to set things up how they like (and change it if necessary). I did think of alternative displays but all I could come up with just added to the confusion. The best I could come up with is using the most popular Note Name for Note Number 0 - something Metagrid should be doing anyway IMHO - and maybe putting together a Video on the subject, too. I was wondering about how best to do this. Also, if you're using a different DAW for your expression maps, let me know which one and I'll try and help you with that. If you use Cubase, refer to the Note Name in the red Columns in the charts above and set the Metagrid Note On Number to whatever is on the same line in the preceding Midi # column.Īpologies if I've misunderstood you. The key is the Midi Note Number - that is actually the handshake between Cubase and Metagrid. What IS important is finding out what Midi Note Number Cubase is using when it says C-2, then getting Metagrid to transmit that Midi Note Number. Cubase and Metagrid don't agree on the Note Names - but that's not important. I was able to switch between the two articulations in Cubase by pressing buttons in Metagrid that I'd set set up to trigger Note On: Midi Note 0 and Midi Note 1.

I don't know which DAW your Expression Maps are in, but I've just tried controlling a Cubase Expression Map where the first articulation was C-2.

Midi note number chart