I don’t no why, but have A&H a problem with win? Aren’t they able to make this real. So when this is the reality I never buy a A&H produkt again.
shame on you
here an answer from A&H-England.
That makes things more tricky, the QU MIDI is NRPN messages which is more difficult to configure. The DAW control app for Mac translates the NRPN messages to HUI/Mackie Control but we don’t offer this level of support for Windows based systems.
If Cubase doesn’t support NRPN then something like Bomes to translate in to a more friendly protocol might be an option but it’s not something we offer directly unfortunately.
You might just as well be mad at Microsoft. Dump the PC and get a Mac. Or look at the solution that AH did mention.
agree
I love windows
but time is short.
I use all 3 PC MAC & Ubuntu
I tried the 3rd party convertor and thought na. just another bit of something to fail at the wrong time when you arew under pressure.
Keep it simple
dhakNZ
did you try BOME? I run a Windows box and am still without a QU-16 for the studio…
has any got the QU-16 to work as DAW Controller on Windows using BOME or something else?
+1 WIndows DAW control
I must say, it was a big dissapointement and totally unexpected to find out that DAW controll is MAC only.
I bought a digital mixer for 2000,- EUR, and allen&heath dont spent half a day to adapt their HUI script for windows???
would have bought behringer if I would have known this bevore…
Half a day? Porting native software between platforms doesn’t take half a day. Again, have you even looked at BOME yet?
Half a day - if you can do it half a day then feel free, oh, and field all the support calls after testing on all versions of windows…
well you can use the QU 16 and 24 to run Windows 7. I did it and didnt use Bohm.
I midi mapped all channels , thats: faders, Mutes, PFL,channel select and stop start.
It works.
It is not bidirectional but it works!
I may even have a windows template (FOR REAPER) somewhere for the QU16 and a channel map.
However I choose to use MAC.
I was always a windows user.
Learn t windows from early days of 95.
But I choose Mac.
+1 from me. Win driver with Mackie Control support