Utility for connecting Steinberg CMC controllers to Pro Tools?

[t0nes]

A request for everyone that uses or is interested in the Steinberg CMC controllers and wants to use them with Pro Tools:

I bought the CMC six-pack for Cubase, but need to work on Pro Tools as well.
I'm nearly finished with the programming on a translator that sits between Pro Tools and the CMC controllers and let them communicate with each other.
This is just working fine for me in my own studio but I'm thinking that this could be interesting for others as well!

Overview of functions:
CH: Fader controls selected track (within HUI bank), auto bank feature, pan/send mode, plug-in bypass/compare, automation mode witching, fader flip, mute/solo/arm etc, led feedback.
FD: Faders with fine control, fader flip, nudge/bank channels, meter mode, led feedback
QC: Panner/send mode, plug-in mode, plugin bypass/compare, automation mode switching. Led feedback
TP: Stop/play/REW/FF/REC/Cycle on/off, nudge, scrub/shuttle, step through grid/regions, scroll, zoom, (un)link timeline and edit selection
AI: AI mode: scroll wheel mode for adjusting knobs, Lock mode: horizontal zoom, JOG mode: step through grid/regions

If you are interested in this utility let me know with a reply or pm me!

Thanks, Tom

[albee1952]

Yes, this could be fun

[MrBibidy]

Consider me VERY interested!!

[8dB.co.uk]

Yes I'm interested as well.

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[filipgo]

Yes, I'm interested too. Do you have a trial version?

[Bill Denton]

I'm very interested...

bdenton --at-- bdenton --dot-- com

[unkJE]

Go t0nes – magnificent merge! (Merge d’incredible!)

[t0nes]

Hi guys,

Thanks for your replies!

The utility has a name: Studio Connector!
Today I've published a (basic) info site where a function overview and the manual can be downloaded. People that are interested in a demo (trial) version can send an email as described on the site.

http://www.atom-music.nl/studioconne...Connector.html

In the following weeks I want to gather some feedback from people that have tried the demo version and then make a final full version for sale.

Cheers,

Tom