winip

Thank you for your reply. I'm away from home right now, but when I get back I'll give your explanation a try.

Thank you,

paul

I am going crazy trying to map the dials and the mod wheel from the PX-5S to MainStage. I have no problem mapping the 6 sliders, but the knobs and mod wheel seem to not be sending any midi information. Is there a setting in the PX-5S that I am possibly filtering, etc.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

paul

Yep, yesterday was a good day. Thanks

YEP!!!! That was the problem alright. The wheel was set to "Off". 

Thank you so much Choppin and BradMz. It was driving me crazy not to be able to modulate a synth vi with the mod wheel and now all is good - even better if the Packers can beat the Cowboys today.

Thank you,

paul

OK, sorry about that - don't want to hijack the post for sure.

Thank you for the reply. I haven't found any way of getting into a controllers section. How do I see it?

Thank you

Just wondering Joe, if the PX-5S transmits the Mod Wheel? The pitch wheel and sliders transmit, but for some reason I can't get the mod wheel to transmit.

Thank you,

paul

I'm just wondering if there's some setting in System - Midi that could be filtering the mod wheel. I'm using USB for midi.

paul

Thank you for your reply. Yes, I have it on 0-0 but the mod wheel isn't transmitting. Strangely enough, I can map the sliders to controls on a vi in Logic, and, the pitch wheel transmits. 

It's as if the mod wheel is being filtered from midi sent somehow. But in both Logic and Studio One there is no filtering set. And, for all other kbds the mod wheel functions properly.

Thank you,

paul

...and the Mod Wheel works fine using the kbd itself.

When I use the PX-5S as a controller in Logic Pro X or Studio One 3 the Mod Wheel does not transmit any information. Is there a setting in the kbd that allows mod information to be transmitted. All key information or pitch wheel information is transmitted as expected. 

I have many other kbds and the mod wheel transmits for all of them - so the problem is not in the computer.

Thank you,

paul