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The NRPN controller number is the number of the parameter you wish to change.

The Matrix with V1.20 interprets NRPN as follows: How do I use this with the Matrix and Arturia?

CC 38 indicates the LSB part of the value: the fine setting of the parameter.Īs MIDI can only transmit values from 0-127, the wider ranges for parameter numbers and values are transmitted in two parts.

CC 6 indicates the MSB part of the value: the coarse setting of the parameter.

CC 98 is the lower part of the NRPN controller number (the LSB).

CC 99 is the higher part of the NRPN controller number (the MSB).

A full NRPN sequence is not one MIDI CC command, but four: using four designated CC controller numbers to send a more complex message. It is a way to use the MIDI CC command to transmit a larger range of values. You see, NRPN is not really a different MIDI command. But, another spoiler, not with the Matrix, and not with Arturia controllers, either. The main difference being that there are not 128 possible controller numbers but 16,384 of them – and, by the way, they can send a much higher range of values instead of 0-127, values from 0-16,383 are possible. To overcome this, NPRN was defined – same idea as CC, different way to do it.

The problem with MIDI CC: sometimes, 128 controllers won’t be enough, especially as quite a lot of them have pre-defined meanings. A fader box attached to the synth can be made to show the settings for each individual parameters, like my Pro-12 panel for the iPad. The big advantage being that those synths do not only receive MIDI CC values, they also send them – when you change a parameter or switch to a different patch. Quite a lot of synths assign a CC number to each and every parameter, for example the Roland JX8P synths, or my wonderful Creamware Pro-12 VA synth. This is one type of MIDI command where you send a controller number – 0 to 127 – followed by the value for that parameter. (To be honest, I don’t know whether the Keylab can be programmed to send NRPN but like you, I am pretty confident.) What is this NRPN thing after all? Using simple MIDI CCs won’t do the trick you’ll have to use NRPN.

Hi Clement, I hope you don’t mind answering your mail in public. If you did with the Beatstep I’m pretty sure it can work with key lab. I don’t know how to make rnpn with Arturia controller. I tried to build a template for the key lab with Arturia software (midi control center) but all button and fader on the keylab are midi cc, and if I assigne midi cc 21 for the cutoff it doesn’t work. I’d like to control mine with my key lab but I don’t know how to do that ! can you help me ? Hi, I just bought and upgrade a matrix 1000 to 1.20, I saw your video on youtube where you control yours with a Beatstep Arturia.