cubase-xtouch-midiremote | Cubase MIDI Remote Script for the Behringer X

Make sure the firmware of your X-Touch (/X-Touch Extender) is up to date (>= v1.22). Set your X-Touch unit(s) to Mackie Control (MC) mode. Open up Cubase and ensure you are running version v12.0.52 or later. In the studio setup window, remove any Mackie Control remote devices that you set up for your X-Touch / X-Touch Extender (don't forget to take screenshots of your command assignments). On windows, open C:\Users\<Username>\Documents\Steinberg\Cubase\MIDI Remote\Driver Scripts\Local and create the nested directories behringer\xtouch within it. Note Directory names matter. Other names such as X-Touch will not work. On MacOS, open /Users/<Username>/Documents/Steinberg/Cubase/MIDI Remote/Driver Scripts/Local and create the nested directories behringer/xtouch within it. Note Directory names matter. Other names such as X-Touch will not work. Download the MIDI Remote script file behringer_xtouch.js from the latest GitHub release and move it into the newly created directory (.../Local/behringer/xtouch). Cubase should automatically detect the X-Touch and enable it as a MIDI Remote. If it doesn't, you can manually configure the MIDI Remote by clicking the "+" button in the lower zone's MIDI Remote pane.
Make sure the firmware of your X-Touch (/X-Touch Extender) is up to date (>= v1.22)
Set your X-Touch unit(s) to Mackie Control (MC) mode
Open up Cubase and ensure you are running version v12.0.52 or later
In the studio setup window, remove any Mackie Control remote devices that you set up for your X-Touch / X-Touch Extender (don't forget to take screenshots of your command assignments)
On windows, open C:\Users\<Username>\Documents\Steinberg\Cubase\MIDI Remote\Driver Scripts\Local and create the nested directories behringer\xtouch within it. Note Directory names matter. Other names such as X-Touch will not work.
On MacOS, open /Users/<Username>/Documents/Steinberg/Cubase/MIDI Remote/Driver Scripts/Local and create the nested directories behringer/xtouch within it. Note Directory names matter. Other names such as X-Touch will not work.
Download the MIDI Remote script file behringer_xtouch.js from the latest GitHub release and move it into the newly created directory (.../Local/behringer/xtouch).
Restart Cubase
To use the X-Touch with an X-Touch Extender unit, follow the same steps as above, but edit the script file before restarting Cubase: In the configuration options at the top of the file, replace devices: ["main"] with devices: ["extender", "main"] (or devices: ["main", "extender"] if you have your extender on the right side of the main device). Then restart Cubase and configure the MIDI Remote by clicking the "+" button in the lower zone's MIDI Remote pane.