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Whether your just starting out or a seasoned pro looking to learn advanced techniques Melodics grows with you. Melodics is a desktop app that teaches you to play and perform with MIDI keyboards, pad controllers, and drums. Hopefully this above will get you on the right track to be able to better use one of the videos to get it set up for your own use and preferences.For a Limited time join over 100,000 musicians building their skills with Melodics. There are some excellent tutorials/videos on setting up and using ACT in SONAR. I am not an expert on ACT - there is a lot of confusing aspects to ACT versus MIDI Learn, and in some cases, conflicts with manufacturers information/processes. You should see 'Learning.' displayed in the field - jiggle the physical controller and you should observe the volume in the first track move with the movement of the slider - do the same for each of the devices you want to control, then save (overwrite) the preset. Then Click below the header in the first box for C1 (the first fader). Do the same for each of the sliders/Faders. to correspond with the physical controller - C1. So I edited each of the faders which I previously had saved as F1. You can edit the individual labels for each item you want to control, and you can also 'learn' the action that you want it to take. (If it isn't this way, or you want something different, the 'Options' tab lets you select what gets associated with the Rotaries, Sliders, and Buttons.) For this example, click to Enable 'Active Controller Technology' at the bottom left of the Properties form, then select 'Multi Channel' for 'Rotaries Mode', and Select 'Track' Under 'Control Group'. The MAudio Preset (M-Audio Oxygen 61 (Preset 10)) for the 'Track' control groupВ should come up with a row of rotaries, assigned to Pan, and a set of faders below it, assigned to track volume. If you pull up 'Controller/Surface Properties'. My controller labels the faders as C1-C9, and the Rotaries as C10-C17.

However, when I looked at the preset that X2 has available for the Oxygen - (M-Audio Oxygen 61 (Preset 10) - it looks like it was set up for the first generation Oxygen (I am using the 3rd gen 61 here, and have had one of each).

Assuming you have your M-Audio selected correctly as the ACT device, and the status shows something other than 'Connecting.' (In my case, with my Oxygen 61, it says :'Trks 1-8, Sel 1, ACT ON 111' I mentioned in one of the previous ACT threads recently that I don't use ACT much on my MIDI controllers, and tend to just use MIDI Learn instead, set it up for whatever synth I am working from, record the automation, etc, then move on. What do you have selected as your ACT controller? - (does it correspond to the M-Audio?) Below the Controller/Surface selection box, there is a window that displays the 'Controller/Surface Status' - what does that show - if it shows 'Connecting.' you don't (yet) have communications with your controller as an ACT device. On my setup I have my M-Audio Oxygen 61 set up as 'ACT MIDI CONTROLLER-1'.