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6 years ago Hardware
Arduino board: Mega
Software version:
MIDI Controller library: 3.0.1
I've tried some change ANALOG_AVERAGE in Settings.h file but effect was minimal. My constructor look like below:
Analog potentiometer_1(A0, MIDI_CC::Sound_Controller_1, 1 , "TREBLE"); Analog potentiometer_2(A1, MIDI_CC::Sound_Controller_2, 1 , "BASS"); Analog potentiometer_3(A2, MIDI_CC::Sound_Controller_3, 1 , "MIDDLE"); Analog potentiometer_4(A3, MIDI_CC::Sound_Controller_4, 1 , "TREBLE"); Analog potentiometer_5(A4, MIDI_CC::Sound_Controller_5, 1 , "LEVEL"); Analog potentiometer_6(A5, MIDI_CC::Sound_Controller_6, 1 , "MASTER"); Analog potentiometer_7(A6, MIDI_CC::Sound_Controller_7, 1 , "PRESENCE"); Analog potentiometer_8(A7, MIDI_CC::Sound_Controller_8, 1 , "DENSITY");
Is there any sense to replace Analog to AnalogHiRes?
Hello, I've finished guitar foot controller based on tttapa's great MIDI Controller library for my guitarist friend. Looks like below short videos. I have question about decrease potentiometers sensitivity. On below video is shown blinking display. In normal working propably is not a problem, but during asign switch and pots in Overloud TH3, Guitar Rig it assigns this blinking pot instead of pushed for example Reverb switch. In other words, in Midi Ox monitor a whole time is sending notes from blinking pot.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qXyTYLM5AGzayc1-zTkMs7Enlz78njW-/view?usp=drivesdk
Internal video https://drive.google.com/file/d/11Jp1qv7-3ur8xd8AzJKZVy0HtVcqouQQ/view?usp=drivesdk