Hi there
Fantastic customer service, thank you so much. I just want to control volume fader and the mix 5-6 send for the channel 8 (for instance) on my QU-SB mixer. As far as I know I need to create a dedicated preset in the Bome MIDI Translator Pro? Unfortunatelly I don’t understand the Qu Midi Protocol 
Best,
Chris
Hi, I moved this to a new topic since it was not related to the original topic.
Please find the attached file. Preset 0 is the same for your original request.
I added Preset 1 with translators. My aliases are set up as follows:
You will need to assign My Keyboard to your current keyboard and adjust the aliases based on the physical devices.
You can learn more about aliases from this tutorial.
Preset 0 is set to come from ‘My KeyBoard’ and sent to ‘My Destination’.
Preset 1 is set to come from ‘My Controller’ and go to My QU.
I set the the device routing at the preset level.
For more information about device selection, see this tutorial.
Translator 1.0 executes on Project open and calls translator 1.1. The rules of 1.1 call translators 1.6 and 1.7 thereby assigning faders to given LR and Mix.
The buttons above fader 1 (translator 1.4 and 1.5) will manually assign to the same mixes (calling 1.6 and 1.7 respectively).
Once assigned Fader 1 is set to go to LR 1 and Fader 8 is set to go to Mix 5-6.
Unfortunately I do not have a QU device to test with so I will have to trust that I read the documentation correctly.
All translators that send to the QU convert to QU specified NRPN parameters as outlined in the document that I linked you to earlier.
I set up my Midi Mix at factor defaults so you should be able to simply load the MIDI Mix editor and download the default configuration that occurs when the editor is loaded.
QU-Demo-2024-11-03.bmtp (4.3 KB)
Steve Caldwell
Bome Customer Care
Hi there
I’m a little bit frustrated, I simply don’t know how to set everything up. So many technical details I need to adjust and I’m not an IT specialist 
I’ve bought BomeBox to control my Qu-SB mixer using the MidiMix controller, I hoped there is a step-by-step solution / tutorial for this and now I’m simply confused.
Is there any option to get a preset and a step-by-step tutorial how to set this up? I really just want to control volume faders of the chosen audio channels and the three mix send faders for those channels, that’s all.
Best,
Chris
Or maybe you can provide NRPN MSB and LSB values for each channel faders? The Qu Midi Protocol is too complicated for me. I simply don’t know how to interpret the tables it provides.
I thought it would work like this: I have one Midi channel to communicate with the Qu-SB mixer. On the MidiMix, each fader has a fixed midi channel assigned to it, and different CC parameters corresponding to the individual functions in the Allen & Heath Qu-SB.
It turns out (probably) that each fader in the Qu-SB needs to receive data from a separate midi channel?
If the solution requires a dedicated service - please let me know how I can learn more
When your project file is loaded on your BomeBox. My Keyboard should be the keyboard you are sending from for channel rotation.
My Destination should be where you want your channel rotation to go.
My Controller and My Qu are correct.
If you want to test with MT Pro first it might be easier. Just use Remote Direct MIDI. You can select your ports on your computer. Say your BomeBox Name is ‘BomeBox’. Then on your computer to point as follows.
My Keyboard - whatever port your device that sends MIDI for channel rotation
To do this you need to open the Bome Network tool on your computer and then click on the name of your BomeBox. You should see something similar to this. In my case I use BomeBoxB and have 4 usb device connect and enabled for Remote Direct MIDI. I leave the DIN port disabled. I also enabled the A&H QU Remote port.
Here are how my aliases are setup on my system for testing.
Then in Bome MIDI Translator Pro you open the log window and turn on MIDI IN and MIDI OUT and see what is happening.
Your QU should be on MIDI Channel 1.
I agree that the protocol is complicated, probably because the mixer itself is complicated.
Allen and Heath (or maybe someone else has released this google spreadsheet to aid you.
Their protocol allows for assignment of faders for different functions. which makes it more complicated.
Once it is working, then you upload the project to your BomeBox and reassign the aliases to the ones that BomeBox sees.
Steve Caldwell
Bome Customer Care
The whole process is very complicated because I have to configure and synchronize many different elements: Bome Web Config, MidiMix software, Bome Translator Pro, Preset, A&H Midi Control, Qu-SB Qu Pad, then I need to understand the NRPN Parameters etc. It’s too much for me, I’m just a musician, not an IT guy. I will write a full brief asking for a quote for a paid service.
Sounds good. Yes, this is a very full featured (and complicated) mixer.
Steve Caldwell
Bome Customer Care
