JLCooper FaderMaster Pro - Manual (Page 50)

Editing Fader Moves
After you have written (that is, recorded) fader moves into a
sequencer or digital audio workstation, you have one or more
tracks of MIDI controller data that represent the an audio mix.
You may want to edit the fader moves to change the mix.
The procedure will vary depending on your sequencer, so you
may have to adapt the techniques presented here.
Generally speaking, the way to edit fader moves is to play back
the sequence, making sure of the following:
➤ The MIDI out of the sequencer goes into the MIDI in of
FaderMaster Pro.
➤ The MIDI out of FaderMaster Pro goes back into the
sequencer, preferably recorded onto a new track.
Ideally you must also do one of the following, depending on
what works best on your sequencer and or MIDI interface and
or patch bay:
➤ The track playing back into FaderMaster Pro should
only contain the controller data. It should not contain MIDI
notes.
➤ If your sequencer has a MIDI input Filter function, it
should be set to only record MIDI controllers.
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