Tweak all the software controls I want to link to the Minilab.Ctrl-J to start Multi-Link to Controllers.I find it a lot easier to get the control I want by changing the controller input formula in FL Studio: I can take any parameter from 0% to 100% in about half a knob turn. * Step two: The Minilab knobs normally modify the software controls much faster than I prefer. You should be able to link your knobs to your FL Studio plugins, VSTs, whatever now using the usual methods. In FL Studio, Options > MIDI Settings: Enable the LoopBe Internal MIDI as the input controller with type (generic controller).Īnd that's all it takes* for the Minilab to use relative knob controls.Make sure to check Turn Map On (after OK) in the MIDI-OX Translation Map, then click OK.
Rather defeats the purpose of relative knob controls if we're also setting to absolute 50%. I noticed in the MIDI-OX Monitor that every knob turn generated two MIDI messages: the relative knob increment/decrement that we've already remapped, and an additional 'B0 40 xx' (where xx = the MIDI CC of the knob being turned), which FL Studio treats as a 'set knob to Absolute 50%'. N.B.: This last translation is specific to the Arturia Minilab, I guess. In MIDI-OX, Options > Data Mapping, Insert the following translations:.Select LoopBe Internal MIDI as MIDI Output. Select Arturia Minilab as the MIDI Input. CC Number: Sixteen knobs, from 102 to 117.Use Arturia MIDI Control Center to configure knobs as:.Using MIDI-OX and LoopBe1 to translate the Minilab's MIDI controls was the key to making this work for me. Step one is following the directions set out in leongpg's post on the Arturia Beatstep. It took me a hot minute to figure out how to get the knobs working the way I want on my Arturia Minilab, and I wanted to share my findings with you in the hopes it saves someone else time looking for answers.
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