![]() | The MCS-3000X has a four-position switchpack that is not on the FaderMaster Pro. |
![]() | The MIDI IN and MIDI OUT are in opposite positions in the MCS-3000X and the FaderMaster Pro. |
1. | Quit any open applications. |
2. | Shut down the Avid system in a normal manner. |
3. | Make sure your USB-to-MIDI converter is connected to the USB port as explained in Connecting the USB-to-MIDI Converter. |
4. | If you are cabling the MCS-3000X, set switch 4 to the ON (down) position. The switch is upside down on the MCS-3000X (see JL Cooper MCS-3000X Fader Controller Cabling). |
5. | Locate two MIDI cables with 5-pin DIN connectors. |
6. | Plug one end of the first MIDI cable into the In A connector of the USB-to-MIDI converter (see USB-to-MIDI Converter Front Panel), and the other end of the cable into the MIDI OUT connector of the fader controller. |
7. | Plug one end of the second MIDI cable into the Out A connector of the USB-to-MIDI converter, and the other end of the cable into the MIDI IN connector of the fader controller. |
![]() | You can use In B and Out B on the rear of the USB-to-MIDI converter instead of In A and Out A, but you need to reconfigure the ports using the instructions in Configuring the USB-to-MIDI Software. |
8. | The button on the front of the USB-to-MIDI converter must be In, (see USB-to-MIDI Converter Front Panel). |