MIDI Learn
Overview
This plugin supports native MIDI Learn, letting you map the knobs and sliders on your MIDI controller directly to plugin parameters with no DAW configuration required.
Mappings are saved with the plugin instance, so they recall with your project and persist across preset changes. You can also save them to a file for reuse, and set a default map that loads automatically with every new instance.
Learning a Control
Right-click the knob or slider you want to control and select Learn MIDI.
Move a control on your MIDI controller. The parameter is now mapped and follows your hardware.
Repeat for any other parameters you want to map.
Closing the plugin window cancels a pending Learn MIDI.
Editing a Mapping
Right-click a mapped control to change or clear its mapping:
Unlearn MIDI CC. Removes the mapping. The menu shows which CC is assigned, for example Unlearn MIDI CC 74.
Relearn MIDI. Reassigns the control to the next knob or fader you move.
How Mappings Behave
MIDI CCs respond on all channels (omni).
Each parameter responds to a single CC. Learning a new CC on a parameter replaces its previous assignment.
A single CC can drive several parameters at once. Learning the same CC on another parameter keeps both mappings.
Saving and Loading MIDI Maps
Open the Global Settings menu and select MIDI Map:
Save MIDI Map. Saves all current mappings to a
.ma_midimapfile.Load MIDI Map. Restores mappings from a previously saved file.
Clear MIDI Map. Removes all mappings, showing a confirmation of how many will be removed.
MIDI maps are specific to each plugin, so a map saved with one Minimal Audio product can't be loaded into another.
Using a Default MIDI Map
Open the Global Settings menu and select MIDI Map → Set Default Map. This makes the currently loaded map the default for every new plugin instance, so your controller always maps to Lucid the same way.
To remove the default, select Clear MIDI Map, then Set Default Map again to save an empty map as the default.
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