foofighterux2 Posted August 13 Share Posted August 13 Hi guys I'm Chris I've got the old fbv shortboard mk11 Ableton 12 suite Helix plugin stadium native. I want to use fbv mk11 to change through the snapshots instead of using mouse. Can someone help me please? I have dystonia and need a simple step by step guide. I've also got a hx stomp and I was told by someone that would would work? I've picked up how to create snapshots but really need help. I'm really not clued up on programming stuff.. Thanks guys really appreciate you all. Best wishes Chris Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
silverhead Posted August 13 Share Posted August 13 Your FBV shortboard mkii does not support MIDI so I don’t think it is helpful for your purpose. Your HX Stomp does, and is. I’ll start by providing an overview of the required setup with some basic steps and references to get you started. Come back with more detailed questions. If you are unfamiliar with MIDI I suggest you begin by doing some basic research to understand what it is. Overview: You need to use the HX Stomp’s ability to send MIDI commands over USB. You also need to configure Helix Stadium Native to receive MIDI commands. You may need to configure Ableton (I am not familiar with it) to recognize the Stomp as a MIDI Send device, and Native as a MIDI Receive “device”. You don’t mention what audio interface device you are using. I suggest you use the HX Stomp. HX Stomp setup: Connect it to your computer via USB. If it’s not already installed, download and install the ASIO driver for the Stomp (see Downloads link at the top of this page). Read the Global Settings section of the Stomp manual, particularly the MIDI/Tempo part. Set USB MIDI ON, and also set Snapshot CC Send ON. You will need to create HX Stomp presets and footswitch MIDI assignments to match your Stadium Native presets in terms of MIDI CC values to send when you press the Stomp footswitches. Stadium Native: Read the online manual section dealing with MIDI Control. Ableton setup if necessary: I can’t really help you here. Hope this helps. It can be a real learning curve that may take time. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
foofighterux2 Posted August 13 Author Share Posted August 13 Thank you for reply really appreciate you. Thanks for the great advice. I will look at this tomorrow and see what I can do Best wishes . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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