Can I do this with my Midi controller ?
Can I do this with my Midi controller ?
I've assigned the Lo Gain on a tracks EQ3 to a knob on my X-session.
When I turn the knob fully round it sets the Lo Gain to +6 or whatever the maximum value is.
Is it possible to set things up so that when I turn the knob fully on the X-session that Lo Gain in Live stops at say +0.5 ?
ie make 100% knob turn = to +0.5 or any other value for that matter ?
I'm not the brightest when it comes to MIDI so a decent description would be greatly appreciated.
This would really help me out.
many thanks in advance.
cheers
Stal
When I turn the knob fully round it sets the Lo Gain to +6 or whatever the maximum value is.
Is it possible to set things up so that when I turn the knob fully on the X-session that Lo Gain in Live stops at say +0.5 ?
ie make 100% knob turn = to +0.5 or any other value for that matter ?
I'm not the brightest when it comes to MIDI so a decent description would be greatly appreciated.
This would really help me out.
many thanks in advance.
cheers
Stal
The advanced MIDI programming manuals tell you how to do this. I'm just learning about some of these features on my uc33, but it basically boils down to assigning the data LSB and MSB values to a control. Check out evolution's website and download the manuals there; they are quite helpful.stallos wrote:cheers Bod
I get the idea of what your saying but dont know quite how to implement it.
As you would expect there sweet FA in the (x-session) manual about this.
Any UC-33 users able to do this?
I imagine if it can be done on that then it would work for X-session.
thanks
And I have a sneaking suspicion that the most significant bit is 100 (out of the 128 available)...sqook wrote:The advanced MIDI programming manuals tell you how to do this. I'm just learning about some of these features on my uc33, but it basically boils down to assigning the data LSB and MSB values to a control. Check out evolution's website and download the manuals there; they are quite helpful.stallos wrote:cheers Bod
I get the idea of what your saying but dont know quite how to implement it.
As you would expect there sweet FA in the (x-session) manual about this.
Any UC-33 users able to do this?
I imagine if it can be done on that then it would work for X-session.
thanks
I have both the "quick guide" and the "advanced guide" and have read them both.
I found the bit I think is most relevant for my needs on MSB and LSB (page 12) settings.
I have tried adjusting the value for the msb and lsb to 000 and 110
(= +0.65 on the Lo Gain)respectively and vice versa.
to the knob which is transmitting cc 10.
I've tried assigning a RPN/NRPN (132-135) cc values with no luck.
I'm still not having any luck. Are these the right settings?
What cc should I be using?
WHat LSB setting ?
What MSB setting ?
Can I transmit on a global channel or do need to specify ?
please can anyone advise me here?
cheers
stallos
I found the bit I think is most relevant for my needs on MSB and LSB (page 12) settings.
I have tried adjusting the value for the msb and lsb to 000 and 110
(= +0.65 on the Lo Gain)respectively and vice versa.
to the knob which is transmitting cc 10.
I've tried assigning a RPN/NRPN (132-135) cc values with no luck.
I'm still not having any luck. Are these the right settings?
What cc should I be using?
WHat LSB setting ?
What MSB setting ?
Can I transmit on a global channel or do need to specify ?
please can anyone advise me here?
cheers
stallos
OK, have tried setting values for LSB and MSB (see ealier in this post) via the controller itself. Have to confess that I have steared clear of Enigma as I thought it was for storage.
If you get a chance at some point can you try doing what I'm trying to achieve here. I'm really scratching my head..
I cant work out whether its a limitation of the hardware and whther or not there is some sort of work around.
"midiot" Excellent phrase by the way
cheers.
If you get a chance at some point can you try doing what I'm trying to achieve here. I'm really scratching my head..
I cant work out whether its a limitation of the hardware and whther or not there is some sort of work around.
"midiot" Excellent phrase by the way
cheers.