Great news, al least for me

In the very last DTouch for Cubase and Nuendo versions (beta) we have included an interesting function for those interested in using the Cubendo Expression Maps.
This feature is very very beta, so be careful and report bugs and suggestions here.
1) You must install loopMIDI (https://www.tobias-erichsen.de/software/loopmidi.html) on your PC.
2) Create a port named "DTouch Global MIDI Out" in loopMIDI. IMPORTANT: use exacly this name!!! (see the attached image)
3) Tick "In All MIDI Inputs" for this port in Cubendo.
4) Now you have a DTouch Standard Function Button named "EXPRESSION MAP WIN". Include this in your preferred toolbar/macro_folder. This open/close the DTouch Expression Maps window. When this window is open, it will be populated with the "articulations" in the expression map associated with the (first) selected track. I say "first" because you could have selected more than one track. The buttons should be colored too, according to the colors in the Cubendo expression map.
If you tap the button, it will fire the correct MIDI message to the "DTouch Global MIDI Out" MIDI port directed to Cubendo and the correct "slot" of the Expression Map should be selected. IMPORTANT: no feedback from Cubendo to DTouch ... unfortunately

5) Check the DTouch settings windows for an option regarding the Expression Map Window. I am too lazy to explain it now.
IMPORTANT: the expression maps are updated in DTouch at the "save" of a Cubendo project ... exactly like the track colors.
The global properties of the Cubendo Expression Maps engine related to the "controller" (Keyswitches/Program_Change, root_key, etc ...) are updated in DTouch only as the START of Cubendo. But ... you know ... these are very global settings and you change them only 2 times in your life.
MORE IMPORTANT: this feature was designed according to my personal Cubase expression maps use and workflow. For this reason it is very probable that this will not work with your Expression Maps or you will desire a different workflow. Keep me informed!! This is an important tool for my compositing workflow and I think that it is important for other composers too.
At the end I think that this is more seamless than the other various implementations on the market (Lemur, etc ...)