Smooth Operator; Controlling Groove Agent From A Midi Keyboard - Steinberg GROOVE AGENT 3 Mode D'emploi

Smooth operator

We are the first to agree that some of the knobs in this instrument are
small, very small. When tweaking the sounds, a knob can suddenly
jump from one position to another. Not very comfortable.
However, the VST protocol offers some fine help here. If you hold
down the [Shift] key of your computer keyboard while moving a slider
or a knob, you'll get into "fine detail mode". You'll notice how much
easier it is to get exactly the right value while editing. Also, clicking on
a control element with the [Ctrl]/[Command] key held will cause the
control to jump to its default value.
If your sequencer lets you choose what sort of mouse movement con-
trols knobs, you should try "linear" (up and down) mode. This generally
gives a better and more predictable feel and handling.
Controlling Groove Agent from a MIDI
keyboard
For most occasions, Groove Agent 3 can be easily and comfortably
controlled by a mouse. But there are situations where you want to
control the instrument via a remote device such as a MIDI keyboard.
We have prepared a scheme, so that almost everything you can do di-
rectly on screen can also be carried out remotely. Here's a complete
description.
MIDI channel
Ch 1
Ch 2
Ch 3
Ch 4
Ch 5
Ch 6
Ch 10
Groove Agent 3
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Description
Groove Agent in classic mode/upper module
Groove Agent in lower module
Special Agent in upper module
Special Agent in lower module
Percussion Agent in upper module
Percussion Agent in lower module
Groove Agent in classic mode/upper module in GM mode