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Sixteen faders, a Teensy, MIDI over USB and jack, CV out, and I2C out. Phew.
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faders not going to full value on midi #26

Open altitude909 opened 5 years ago

altitude909 commented 5 years ago

Someone brought up that their device is sending CC values over 124 and I checked several devices here and some do some do some dont. Its persistent over all the faders for given device. 5V is good in all cases..

jamiemccusker commented 5 years ago

Same issue here in the one I’ve built . Midi goes from 0-124. Any ideas?

andrewh commented 5 years ago

I've also had issues finding the right values for MINFADER and MAXFADER in config.h. Would be good to know what others are using to get stable 0-127 over usb-midi.

I've played around and had MINFADER at 294 which went to MIDI 0, and MAXFADER at 8135 which went to MIDI 127, but the Arduino app's serial debug monitor picked up values coming in from other faders (all set to 0), so maybe there is a sensitivity issue for certain values in config.h?

jonnybutler commented 4 years ago

I’ve noticed this happening depending how it’s powered. I had it plugged into my computer via a hub and that was enough to lesson the voltage it was operating with, which I think in turn affected the max midi value.

altitude909 commented 4 years ago

That's how it works. The reference voltage for the faders is directly taken from the USB supply voltage and those can vary widely. What ive been doing is lowering the range of the ADC to 8000, this gives a bit of a dead spot at the top some times but it will always go to 100%

andrewh commented 4 years ago

So maybe the fix here is just some documentation?

scaleandthreshold commented 3 years ago

All my faders go from 0-125, I confirmed this in the MIDI Test Page. I then installed the latest firmware meaning I can't use the MIDI Test, but can now use the Configuration Tool. Same problem.

I'm not using CV just MIDI over USB.