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CC In

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CC In module panel in Bitwig Grid
CC In in Bitwig Grid 6.0.6.

A selectable MIDI control-change receiver with channel filtering and Learn.

What it does

CC In turns one incoming CC number into a continuous Grid signal. Channel 0 listens to all channels, a specific channel narrows the source, and Learn fills the selection from the next received CC message.

Controls and ports

Control Label Official description
out Out Continuous control signal received by the device for the specified control number and channel(s)
control Control Control number received by this device
channel Channel Channel received by this device ('0' for all channels)
learn Learn On click, sets the Note and Control Change parameters based on the next incoming CC message

Practical uses

  • Map a hardware knob, pedal, or modulation wheel directly into a Grid patch.
  • Use separate CC In modules for several controls or MIDI channels.

Things to know

  • Ordinary 7-bit MIDI CC values are normalized into a continuous control range, normally 0 to 1.
  • Channel 0 means all channels rather than MIDI channel zero.
  • The exact component includes optional adaptive smoothing even though the installed per-module control list does not expose its wrapper setting.

Technical details

A high-confidence Nitro implementation candidate supports the technical summary, but the visible-module mapping remains inferred.

The high-confidence grid/io/midi_cc_in component stores a scalar from matching event input and runs it through an optional AdaptiveSmoother at four-times Grid rate. Its ports match event input, Channel, CC number, Smoothing, and audio-rate Out. The event-handler annotation is not decompiled, so exact normalization and collision behavior remain open.

Open questions

  • Measure normalization, smoothing modes, Learn, 14-bit or high-resolution CC handling, channel collisions, startup value, and event-to-sample latency.

Version and sources

Checked against Bitwig Studio 6.0.6. This page combines Bitwig's module metadata, the existing Grid course and guides, and Nitro analysis where the mapping is strong enough to support a technical statement.

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Also matches: Bitwig CC In module, Bitwig Grid CC In, CC In Grid module