Closed brunetton closed 6 years ago
I'll have a look later, but some of those are intentional. You can use a knob rather than on/off switch to control both at the same time.
Leslie is another one that has a tristate and another combined control with 2^3 values (horn/woofer ^ chorale/off/tremolo)..
What MIDI-CC config are you using?
Thanks (again) for your answer !
some of those are intentional. You can use a knob rather than on/off switch to control both at the same time.
Ok, I get the point. But is this very coherent with percussion switches ? Personally I'm very happy with percussion switches as I can represent them by 4 buttons in my Open Scene Control instance.
Leslie is another one that has a tristate and another combined control with 2^3 values (horn/woofer ^ chorale/off/tremolo)..
I didn't noticed it but ... but I couldn't have noticed it anyway because I don't get any Leslie feedback ;) A priori, the choice of "multiplexing" values in one message makes things difficult for "decoding" those states back to 2 values for 2 different widget on controller side ! (But in my case, I planned to program custom widgets so I can manage, but this could be a problem for other people).
For a visual idea, here is my current O-S-C configuration for Leslie widget: a 3 state button
(for now I'm only using upper keyboard)
What MIDI-CC config are you using?
I'm not sure to understand, but here's my configuration file
Thanks !
This should be fixed now -- along with #52. Please test.
This issue can be closed as I answered on #52
Hi again. Still trying to get a full MIDI feedback with command line version, I came across some little things that you maybe would to be aware of. Here is one of those things:
Contrary to all percussion switches that all send 0 or 127 values, the two vibrato buttons sent values are "linked": the value sent by one depends of the actual value of the other:
Is there any reason for that ?
Expected values:
Thanks