Matchless.. see if you can wrap your head around this.
1. create scenes or switches with 1 color each
2. create cycle with each of the colors
3. change the time for each scene/switch to GO inside the cycle
4. now when you click PAGE-DOWN on your keyboard, you control the timing of the cycle
5. to assign this PAGE-DOWN control to MIDI, open the CONSOLE window
6. right-click on the MIDI controller button that you want to use (any button will work)
7. you will see a blank area with 4 icons to its right… click on the white page icon above the red cross
8. select CYCLE from the pull-down menu, then GO TO THE NEXT BUTTON
9. change TYPE OF ACTION from ON/OFF to V>LEVEL, with V1=50
10. click OK
This should allow the Console button to control the NEXT scene/switch within the cycle.
To assign a particular MIDI command to that specific Console button, simply:
11. right-click again on the same button in the Console window
12. make sure the AUTO SETUP MIDI option is selected close to the top of the window
13. send the desired MIDI command to your computer… the Compu software will detect it, assign it, and close the window automatically.
If this does not work, you can test the Compu MIDI input from:
14. CONTROLLER menu, then STARTING PARAMETERS, then AUDIO / MIDI, then TEST MIDI
15. you will see a blank space… if the Compu software is receiving any MIDI, its details will be displayed here.