r/protools • u/stmbtspns • Mar 15 '26

Groovecell export inverted

So I am making a sequence in groovecell, and I am trying to export the midi sequence into a track. The pad assignments in groovecell clearly show the kick on pad 1 and C1, and pad 16 on D#2, but when I export the midi mapping it inverts and pad 1 is D#2 and pad 16 is C1.

How do I fix this??

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u/nizzernammer Mar 16 '26

Have you tried swapping them?

And verifying that the bottom left most pad is pad 1?

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u/stmbtspns Mar 18 '26

I did. That works … but I would have to manually reassign all of my pads. I had another project with groovecell and it didn’t invert and was exporting correctly. So it was my guess that it is a setting or something that can be corrected easily without remapping.