ok I have one mod wheel ,pitch bend wheel and one volume control
which one should I use for volume cc7 and for expression cc#11
becuse I donot want just use this both of these to ride the volume
I want to change dynamics and timbre
iMac 21.5", macOS 10.13
What I meant was, if your Mod wheel and Volume knob are programmable, it doesn't matter which CC you program to which controller. The volume control will be already be sending CC7, if your Mod wheel is programmable you can program it to CC11 but I don't think it's going to do what your want. It depends on the synth your playing, many synths can program filters to respound to control change command. Someone else might want to kump in here as I'm mostly old school recording live players.
Volume (Continuous Controller 07) and expression (Continuous Controller 11) both do the exact same thing. However they give users two different ways to deal with MIDI mixing. The standard protocol is to use MIDI volume (CC #07) to set the MIDI channel (or a phrase or segment in a sequencer) level for balancing overall volumes against other channels. A mixing console will accomplish the same thing but using CC #07 will do it in MIDI and thus lock it into the sequencer.
Expression (CC #11) can then be used for crescendos and decrescendos during the performance of the music. This way, if you need to bring the overall volume of the whole track up or down, you would use CC #07, but all the expression programming would still work just as you had set it up to.
That would be Velocity as long as the instruments are programed to change Timbre with verying levels of velocity, (most are). Velocity is not a CC value, it is part of Note Data.
To answer the question as is volume control cc7, mod wheel cc11. But it doesnt make much difference the most comfotable way for your setup.
Check this out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktXARX-qDnI
Go into settings, look at the assigns possible.
Ok so it depends on the plugin or software what you can or cannot do when assign Midi CC?
so In Logic I am using retro synth
and I want to raise the volume with just the mod wheel all the but towards the max of the raising volume I want to add or assign a cut off filter so this will give me just a different tone or dynamics
how would I set this up in Logic ?
But it doesnt make much difference the most comfotable way for your setup.
what do you mean?
I have a irigs 37 pro keys this all i have to work with
maybe this might help you to maybe help me
Not sure how or what to do here on cc7 volume and cc11
