Roland Cakewalk A-300PRO Gebrauchs- und Wartungshandbuch

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Control Map Guide

When shipped from the factory, the A-300PRO/500PRO/800PRO (referred to simply as

“the A-PRO” in the following) contains 19 control maps. By making use of these control

maps, you can easily set up the A-PRO to control your software or hardware.

(*1) Depending on the software you use, the content of a control map may be altered.

If this list does not contain a control map for the software or hardware you’re using,

check the Roland website to see whether a suitable control map might be available.

Roland website

http://www.rolandus.com/support/

If a suitable control map is available, you can download it and transmit it to the A-PRO.

Refer to “Transmitting a Control Map to the A-PRO” within “Using A-PRO Editor” in the

owner’s manual.

Here’s how to switch between control maps.

Choose PLAY mode (see “Performing (Play mode)” in the owner’s

manual.)

Press the [ ] button or [ ] button to move the cursor to “CTRL

MAP” in the display.

The display shows the number of the currently selected control map.

Turn the [VALUE] knob to select the desired control map number.

The supplied stickers correspond to control map number16, GM2.

As necessary, affix them in the locations shown below.

without the written permission of ROLAND CORPORATION.

Control map number Corresponding software/hardware

1 Cubase SOLO

2 Cubase MUTE

3 Cubase RECORD

4 Logic SOLO

5 Logic MUTE

6 Logic RECORD

7 Logic GLOBAL

8 Logic INITIALIZE

9 DP (Digital Performer) SOLO

10 DP MUTE

11 DP RECORD

12 Live SOLO

13 Live MUTE

14 Live RECORD

15 GarageBand

16 GM2

17 SD-50

18 Generic MIDI Controller

19 (*1) NO ASSIGN

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Control Map Guide

If you’re using Cubase, make the following settings.

The explanation here uses the Mac OS X version of Cubase 5 as an example. The procedure might differ if you’re using a different version.

Choose PLAY mode (see “Performing (Play

mode)” in the owner’s manual.)

Press the [ ] button or [ ] button to move

the cursor to “CTRL MAP” in the display.

The display shows the number of the currently selected control map.

Turn the [VALUE] knob to select number 1.

Start up Cubase 5.

In the [Devices] menu, click [Device Setup...].

At the upper left of the dialog box, click the [+] button, and choose

[Mackie Control] from the pull-down menu.

As the MIDI input, choose [A-PRO 2], and then click [Apply]. Then

click [OK].

Refer to p. 9.

Values, such as that for pan, change even though you didn’t adjust

them

Make sure that knobs [R1]–[R9] are in the center position.

Encoder Simulate is assigned to Knobs [R1]–[R9]. If knobs [R1]–[R9] are not at the center

position, control messages will continue to be transmitted from the A-PRO.

You can control PLAY or STOP, but not Volume or Pan

Check the track that is set to “channel 1.”

Pressing the [B1] button or [B2] button will switch the tracks that are assigned to sliders

[S1]–[S8] and knobs [R1]–[R8]. It is not necessarily the case that [R1] and [S1] are

assigned to track 1.

Cubase

Operation of the A-PRO

Functions Assigned to the Controllers

Troubleshooting

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Control Map Guide

English

If you’re using Logic Pro, make the following settings.

The explanation here uses Logic Pro 9 as an example. The procedure might differ if you’re using a different version.

Start up Logic Pro 9.

Choose PLAY mode (see “Performing (Play

mode)” in the owner’s manual.)

Press the [ ] button or [ ] button to move

the cursor to “CTRL MAP” in the display.

The display shows the number of the currently selected control map.

Turn the [VALUE] knob to select number 8.

Press the [B1] button, then the [B2] button, and

then the [B3] button.

Now you can control Logic Pro 9 from the A-PRO.

Close the setup window that’s open in Logic Pro 9.

Refer to p. 9 and p. 10.

Values, such as that for pan, change even though you didn’t adjust

them

Make sure that knobs [R1]–[R9] are in the center position.

Encoder Simulate is assigned to Knobs [R1]–[R9]. If knobs [R1]–[R9] are not at the center

position, control messages will continue to be transmitted from the A-PRO.

You can control PLAY or STOP, but not Volume or Pan

Check the track that is set to “channel 1.”

Pressing the [B1] button or [B2] button will switch the tracks that are assigned to sliders

[S1]–[S8] and knobs [R1]–[R8]. It is not necessarily the case that [R1] and [S1] are

assigned to track 1.

If you want to control the channels in the same order as the tracks, turn the GLOBAL

VIEW setting OFF. If GLOBAL VIEW is ON, you’ll be controlling the group specified by

GLOBAL.

* To check the GLOBAL VIEW status, leave the Track Mixer open in Logic.

* If you want to switch GLOBAL VIEW or change GLOBAL, use control map 7.

Logic Pro

Operation of the A-PRO

Functions Assigned to the Controllers

Troubleshooting

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Control Map Guide

If you’re using Digital Performer, make the following settings.

The explanation here uses Digital Performer 7 as an example. The procedure might differ if you’re using a different version.

Choose PLAY mode (see “Performing (Play

mode)” in the owner’s manual.)

Press the [ ] button or [ ] button to move

the cursor to “CTRL MAP” in the display.

The display shows the number of the currently selected control map.

Turn the [VALUE] knob to select number 9.

Start up Digital Performer 7.

In the [Setup] menu, click [Control Surface Setup...].

In the “Control Surface” dialog box, click the [+] box, and make the

following settings.

Refer to p. 10.

Values, such as that for pan, change even though you didn’t adjust

them

Make sure that knobs [R1]–[R9] are in the center position.

Encoder Simulate is assigned to Knobs [R1]–[R9]. If knobs [R1]–[R9] are not at the center

position, control messages will continue to be transmitted from the A-PRO.

You can control PLAY or STOP, but not Volume or Pan

Check the track that is set to “channel 1.”

Pressing the [B1] button or [B2] button will switch the tracks that are assigned to sliders

[S1]–[S8] and knobs [R1]–[R8]. It is not necessarily the case that [R1] and [S1] are

assigned to track 1.

Digital Performer

Driver

Mackie Control

Unit

Mackie Control

MIDI

A-PRO 2-1

Operation of the A-PRO

Functions Assigned to the Controllers

Troubleshooting

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Control Map Guide

English

If you’re using Live, make the following settings.

The explanation here uses Live 8 as an example. The procedure might differ if you’re using a different version.

Choose PLAY mode (see “Performing (Play

mode)” in the owner’s manual.)

Press the [ ] button or [ ] button to move

the cursor to “CTRL MAP” in the display.

The display shows the number of the currently selected control map.

Turn the [VALUE] knob to select number 12.

Start up Live 8.

Open the “Preferences” dialog box.

Windows users

In the [Options] menu, click [Preferences...].

Mac OS X users

In the [Live] menu, click [Preferences...].

In the left side of the “Preferences” dialog box, click the [MIDI Sync]

tab, and make the following settings.

Close the “Preferences” dialog box.

Refer to p. 11.

Values, such as that for pan, change even though you didn’t adjust

them

Make sure that knobs [R1]–[R9] are in the center position.

Encoder Simulate is assigned to Knobs [R1]–[R9]. If knobs [R1]–[R9] are not at the center

position, control messages will continue to be transmitted from the A-PRO.

You can control PLAY or STOP, but not Volume or Pan

Check the track that is set to “channel 1.”

Pressing the [B1] button or [B2] button will switch the tracks that are assigned to sliders

[S1]–[S8] and knobs [R1]–[R8]. It is not necessarily the case that [R1] and [S1] are

assigned to track 1.

Live

Control Surface Input

Mackie Control A-PRO (A-PRO 2)

Operation of the A-PRO

Functions Assigned to the Controllers

Troubleshooting

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Control Map Guide

If you’re using GarageBand, make the following settings.

The explanation here uses GarageBand ’09 as an example. The procedure might differ if you’re using a different version.

Choose PLAY mode (see “Performing (Play

mode)” in the owner’s manual.)

Press the [ ] button or [ ] button to move

the cursor to “CTRL MAP” in the display.

The display shows the number of the currently selected control map.

Turn the [VALUE] knob to select number 15.

Start up GarageBand.

Refer to p. 11.

No sound

It may be that the driver was not correctly installed. Proceed as follows to check this.

Close GarageBand.

Disconnect all MIDI devices other than the A-PRO from your Mac.

Start up GarageBand.

In the [GarageBand] menu, click [Preferences].

Click the [Audio/MIDI] tab.

Check whether the screen indicates “0 MIDI Input(s) were detected.”

If the number is 0, refer to “Reinstalling the driver” in the “Troubleshooting” section of

the owner’s manual, and reinstall the driver.

Sustain message is not output when you press the [L9] ([HOLD]) button

At the factory settings, HOLD is assigned to the [L9] button.

To have the [L9] button transmit a Sustain message, assign the function of the [L9]

button to L9. For details, refer to “L9 FUNCTION” in the “System settings (EDIT mode)”

section of the owner’s manual.

GarageBand

Operation of the A-PRO

Functions Assigned to the Controllers

Troubleshooting

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Control Map List

Cubase (Control Map #1–3)

1. Cubase

SOLO

2. Cubase

MUTE

3. Cubase

RECORD

R1 ROTARY ENCODER 1

R2 ROTARY ENCODER 2

R3 ROTARY ENCODER 3

R4 ROTARY ENCODER 4

R5 ROTARY ENCODER 5

R6 ROTARY ENCODER 6

R7 ROTARY ENCODER 7

R8 ROTARY ENCODER 8

R9 NO ASSIGN

S1 FADER 1

S2 FADER 2

S3 FADER 3

S4 FADER 4

S5 FADER 5

S6 FADER 6

S7 FADER 7

S8 FADER 8

S9 MASTER FADER

A1 SOLO 1 MUTE 1 RECORD 1

A2 SOLO 2 MUTE 2 RECORD 2

A3 SOLO 3 MUTE 3 RECORD 3

A4 SOLO 4 MUTE 4 RECORD 4

A5 SOLO 5 MUTE 5 RECORD 5

A6 SOLO 6 MUTE 6 RECORD 6

A7 SOLO 7 MUTE 7 RECORD 7

A8 SOLO 8 MUTE 8 RECORD 8

B1 BANK LEFT

B2 BANK RIGHT

B3 MIXER VIEW

B4 FLIP

L1 RETURN TO ZERO

L2 REWIND

L3 FAST FORWARD

L4 NO ASSIGN

L5 STOP

L6 PLAY

L7 NO ASSIGN

L8 RECORD

L9 NO ASSIGN

P1 NO ASSIGN

P2 NO ASSIGN

BEND NO ASSIGN

MOD NO ASSIGN

AFT NO ASSIGN

1. Cubase

SOLO

2. Cubase

MUTE

3. Cubase

RECORD

Logic Pro (Control Map #4–8)

4. Logic

SOLO

5. Logic

MUTE

6. Logic

RECORD

7. Logic

GLOBAL

8. Logic

INITIALIZE

R1 ROTARY ENCODER 1 NO ASSIGN

R2 ROTARY ENCODER 2 NO ASSIGN

R3 ROTARY ENCODER 3 NO ASSIGN

R4 ROTARY ENCODER 4 NO ASSIGN

R5 ROTARY ENCODER 5 NO ASSIGN

R6 ROTARY ENCODER 6 NO ASSIGN

R7 ROTARY ENCODER 7 NO ASSIGN

R8 ROTARY ENCODER 8 NO ASSIGN

R9 NO ASSIGN NO ASSIGN

S1 FADER 1 NO ASSIGN

S2 FADER 2 NO ASSIGN

S3 FADER 3 NO ASSIGN

S4 FADER 4 NO ASSIGN

S5 FADER 5 NO ASSIGN

S6 FADER 6 NO ASSIGN

S7 FADER 7 NO ASSIGN

S8 FADER 8 NO ASSIGN

S9 MASTER FADER NO ASSIGN

A1 SOLO 1 MUTE 1 RECORD 1 GLOBAL -

AUDIO NO ASSIGN

A2 SOLO 2 MUTE 2 RECORD 2 GLOBAL -

INST NO ASSIGN

A3 SOLO 3 MUTE 3 RECORD 3 GLOBAL -

AUX NO ASSIGN

A4 SOLO 4 MUTE 4 RECORD 4 GLOBAL -

BUS NO ASSIGN

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Control Map List

A5 SOLO 5 MUTE 5 RECORD 5 GLOBAL -

INPUT NO ASSIGN

A6 SOLO 6 MUTE 6 RECORD 6 GLOBAL -

OUTPUT NO ASSIGN

A7 SOLO 7 MUTE 7 RECORD 7 GLOBAL -

MIDI NO ASSIGN

A8 SOLO 8 MUTE 8 RECORD 8 GLOBAL

VIEW NO ASSIGN

B1 BANK LEFT Logic

INITIALIZE 1

B2 BANK RIGHT Logic

INITIALIZE 2

B3 GLOBAL VIEW Logic

INITIALIZE 3

B4 FLIP NO ASSIGN

L1 NO ASSIGN NO ASSIGN

L2 REWIND NO ASSIGN

L3 FAST FORWARD NO ASSIGN

L4 NO ASSIGN NO ASSIGN

L5 STOP NO ASSIGN

L6 PLAY NO ASSIGN

L7 NO ASSIGN NO ASSIGN

L8 RECORD NO ASSIGN

L9 NO ASSIGN NO ASSIGN

P1 NO ASSIGN NO ASSIGN

P2 NO ASSIGN NO ASSIGN

BEND NO ASSIGN NO ASSIGN

MOD NO ASSIGN NO ASSIGN

AFT NO ASSIGN NO ASSIGN

4. Logic

SOLO

5. Logic

MUTE

6. Logic

RECORD

7. Logic

GLOBAL

8. Logic

INITIALIZE

Digital Performer (Control Map #9–11)

9. DP

SOLO

10. DP

MUTE

11. DP

RECORD

R1 ROTARY ENCODER 1

R2 ROTARY ENCODER 2

R3 ROTARY ENCODER 3

R4 ROTARY ENCODER 4

R5 ROTARY ENCODER 5

R6 ROTARY ENCODER 6

R7 ROTARY ENCODER 7

R8 ROTARY ENCODER 8

R9 NO ASSIGN

S1 FADER 1

S2 FADER 2

S3 FADER 3

S4 FADER 4

S5 FADER 5

S6 FADER 6

S7 FADER 7

S8 FADER 8

S9 MASTER FADER

A1 SOLO 1 MUTE 1 RECORD 1

A2 SOLO 2 MUTE 2 RECORD 2

A3 SOLO 3 MUTE 3 RECORD 3

A4 SOLO 4 MUTE 4 RECORD 4

A5 SOLO 5 MUTE 5 RECORD 5

A6 SOLO 6 MUTE 6 RECORD 6

A7 SOLO 7 MUTE 7 RECORD 7

A8 SOLO 8 MUTE 8 RECORD 8

B1 BANK LEFT

B2 BANK RIGHT

B3 NO ASSIGN

B4 FLIP

L1 RETURN TO ZERO

L2 REWIND

L3 FAST FORWARD

L4 NO ASSIGN

L5 STOP

L6 PLAY

L7 NO ASSIGN

L8 RECORD

L9 NO ASSIGN

P1 NO ASSIGN

P2 NO ASSIGN

BEND NO ASSIGN

MOD NO ASSIGN

AFT NO ASSIGN

9. DP

SOLO

10. DP

MUTE

11. DP

RECORD

Logic Pro (Control Map #4–8)

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