User guide

Cubase

There is no one-way to proceed, but for the sake

of this article let’s continue with what a Motif ES

with mLAN can provide in the way of routing

AUDIO and MIDI in Cubase SX3. Make sure LOCAL

CONTROL is OFF:

• [UTILITY] > [F5] MIDI > [SF2] SWITCH

• Set Remote mode to Cubase

• Press [ENTER] to SET

• Press [STORE] to write UTILITY settings to ROM

• Start the mLAN Driver

• Use Auto Connector to establish communication

• Start the Graphic Patchbay (as described earlier)

• Launch Cubase

• Click on DEVICES > Device Setup…

• Select the +/- option in the upper left corner and

add the Yamaha 01X to the list of available devices

• Highlight the Yamaha 01X option under REMOTE

DEVICES

Select Yamaha 01X as your Remote Devices object - if

not available in your version of Cubase you can use the

Mackie Control protocol.

• Remote ports for control of Cubase will be “mLAN

MIDI (4) In/mLAN MIDI Out (4)”

• Click APPLY

This setting corresponds to the setting we make in

the Motif ES in [UTILITY]> [F4] Control Assign>

[SF4] REMOTE: Mode A = Cubase = Port 4

• Select the Default MIDI Ports

• Set the Default MIDI Ports to “mLAN MIDI IN” and

“mLAN MIDI OUT”.

This setting corresponds to the main transmit

(keyboard) and receive (tone generator) settings

for the Motif ES. Anytime a new track is added it

will open with this Port assignment, which will

address the software from the Motif ES keyboard

and send back to the Motif ES tone generator.

• Select VST Audiobay and set for ASIO mLAN

• Select ASIO mLAN and verify your Clock Source is

Firewire

• Once all Device setting are made click APPLY and