Mozaic within Cubasis 3 – AUM necessary ?

Hello, I’m excited to have found Mozaic and can get rid of these rather unstable hardware MIDI processors. From the Factory Presets, I first used the script ‘Program Change’ to see whether the program changes I have in a Cubasis 3 track are recognized. Result: sometimes yes, sometimes no. (Note On is always detected). I have no idea what happens and when they show up and when not and why. Question: Do I have to have AUM or a similar app in order to make it work? Would you generally encourage to use AUM for Mozaic?

3 comments on “Mozaic within Cubasis 3 – AUM necessary ?”
  • jazzpianonotes on said:

    I’ve found my mistake.
    I thought all MIDI from the tracks is sent to Mozaic when I set MIDI output to ‘All Outputs’. But apparently this is not the case. I have to send it explicitly to the Mozaic track. If I want to have MIDI sent to my keyboard AND to Mozaic I have to duplicate the track that sends the MIDI, and one route to the MIDI port and the other to the Muzaic track.

  • jazzpianonotes on said:

    There is another thing I want to mention, if you ever want use Mozaic within Cubasis 3:
    You cannot select the Mozaic track as output for more than one MIDI track. I tried to make a group track and route the group track to the Mozaic track, but that’s not possible as well. The only possibility seems to be having one Mozaic track for every MIDI track you want to control with Mozaic. I don’t know if that would work in practice.
    Next thing I try is loading Mozaic outside of Cubasis 3 and control the routing with AUM. This seems to be a cleaner solution.
    Any suggestions?

  • tomm_chris on said:

    Intermittent detection in Cubasis 3 can be frustrating, especially when Note On messages work consistently but program changes do not. I would investigate MIDI routing, message timing, and compatibility before deciding whether an additional app like AUM is necessary. When I play https://waverideronline.org, I appreciate consistent controls, and I think the same reliability matters when configuring music software.

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