CMC-PD Editor
CMC Series Operation Manual 21
CMC-PD Editor
The CMC-PD Editor is a convenient tool which lets you
assign the MIDI note number and velocity value to the
CMC-PD’s built-in pad, or lets you edit the bank. Thanks
to its easy-to-understand graphical interface, you can
assign/edit the CMC-PD’s setting right from your
computer.
NOTICE
Do not unplug the USB cable while operating the CMC-
PD Editor. Doing so could result in damage to the data.
Starting the CMC-PD Editor
Install the Steinberg CMC-PD Editor and the other
necessary software and/or driver by following the
instructions in “Installing TOOLS for CMC” on page 5.
Connect the CMC-PD and the computer via a USB
cable, then start the CMC-PD Editor.
Instructions on starting are described below.
Windows
[Start] [All Programs] [Steinberg CMC] [CMC-
PD Editor]
Mac
[Macintosh HD] [Applications] [CMC-PD Editor]
NOTE
• For details about the connection between the CMC-PD
and a computer, see “Setting up the device and
Cubase” on page 6.
• The editor and the device work in tandem after they are
connected (except when selecting the [VELOCITY
CURVE] tab).
Controls and Functions
1 (Close button)
Closes the Editor.
The following dialog will appear if you close the editor
without saving its settings.
Click [Yes] to open the “Save as” window. Click [No] to
close the editor without saving its changes. Click
[Cancel] to cancel closing the editor.
2 (Minimize button)
Minimizes the editor window.
3 (Fixing button)
Switches whether or not to always display the editor
window on top of any other windows.
4 [File] (File menu)
Clicking this calls up the following menus.
Menu Function
Open Opens the file previously saved.
Save When opening an existing file, this
overwrites it with the current changes.
When creating a new file, this functions as
the same as “Save as.”
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