V Collection 7 / 8 update with improved Midi configuration overview and editing These are not included in the data overview presented here. The purple rectangles show the controller objects that may be assigned in a User Midi Controller Configuration. Finding these default Midi controller assignments is a tedious task, that has to be performed for all instruments in the collection. There is no overview list of these assignments, neither in the virtual instrument GUI, nor on the Arturia website. In order to find the Midi controller assignment one has to click on the object and read the information from the black pop-up window (Midi CC number, channel, controller type and value range). The control elements with red rectangles are included in the predefined set. The example shown here is for the Buchla Easel.

Finding the default Midi configuration for V Collection instrumentsĮach instrument in the Arturia V Collection has a set of predefined controller objects in the Default Midi Controller Configuration. This information is also relevant when designing a Liine Lemur controller interface with control objects. When designing a controller map we must know the Midi Controller Configuration of the instrument from the Arturia V Collection. This keyboard has a set of 27 controls, assignable in 3 banks the total of knobs, faders and buttons therefore is 81. With the Arturia Midi Control Center software it is possible to create Controller Maps for hardware controllers such as the Arturia KeyLab Mk 2 shown in the figure. The Arturia V Collection contains software model implementations of classical analog and digital synthesizers, samplers, pianos and organs.

This page contains a link to a PDF table with the default Midi controller configuration for all software instruments in the - Arturia V Collection - (see below). Virtual instrument midi control Default Midi controller configuration of the Arturia V Collection instruments

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