24REC DEVICE 08 / v2.8.1

24PRO800

PRO-800 MIDI Controller

VST3WIN64HARDWARE MIDI
01 OVERVIEW

Bring the PRO-800 into your DAW workflow. 24PRO800 puts the mapped synth controls, four program banks and a pitch sequencer on one hardware-inspired panel. It controls the physical synthesizer over MIDI; connect the synth audio outputs to your audio interface to hear it.

24PRO800 control panel
02 WHAT IT DOES
01

Direct USB or DIN MIDI

Choose a hardware MIDI output and channel 1–16, or use host MIDI output where your DAW supports it.

02

Piano Roll to hardware

Forward notes, velocity, sustain, pitch bend and aftertouch from your DAW to the selected hardware port.

03

Automatable synth controls

Mapped oscillator, filter, envelope and modulation controls are exposed as plugin parameters. SEND ALL sends the current panel values.

04

Four program banks

Browse A–D and programs 00–99. Preset recall requests the hardware patch over SysEx and updates mapped panel controls.

05

16-step pitch sequencer

Two rows of eight pitch faders follow DAW sixteenth notes, with 120 BPM operation in the standalone application.

06

Project recall

Save plugin control state, MIDI channel, output port and selected bank/program with your DAW project.

03 WORKFLOW

From input to intent

A direct path
into the sound.

  1. Load 24PRO800 as an instrument in your DAW, or launch the standalone application.
  2. Connect the PRO-800 by USB or through a DIN MIDI interface, then select the output and matching MIDI channel.
  3. Enable MIDI CC and Program Change reception on the hardware; TxRx allows communication in both directions.
  4. Choose a program, edit the sound and send notes from the Piano Roll. Monitor the physical synth through your audio interface.
04 INSTALLATION

Windows x64 / VST3

Install.
Make noise.

01 Download and extract the ZIP archive.

02 Copy the complete .vst3 folder to C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3\.

03 Restart your DAW and rescan VST3 plugins if needed.

04 The included standalone application can run without DAW installation.

Requires a Behringer PRO-800. The plugin produces no synth audio itself. In FL Studio, load it in the Channel Rack as a generator. Independent software by Marko Damjanovic / MARCOD, not affiliated with or endorsed by Behringer.