can you change computer key assignments to not 'toggle'?
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can you change computer key assignments to not 'toggle'?
would be grat if this were possible..so rather than push on push off..you could actually push and hold...then release
some one told me i should look at midiyolk?
any easier way?
any help apreciated guys
some one told me i should look at midiyolk?
any easier way?
any help apreciated guys
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Apologies.
Ok The messages i want to send are simple on off messages to the key 'notes' of Sugar Bytes Artillery to perform simple looping fuctions.
i have assigned each 'note' with a different loop speed etc to different computer keys
but i really could do with them not behaving in a latch type manner...as i only really want to loop for small sections for a cutting kinda feel..and also want to be able to juggle between different loopers to create interest.
So a push and release fuction would be much more apropriate.
Hope this is possible
any advice greatly apreciated
Ok The messages i want to send are simple on off messages to the key 'notes' of Sugar Bytes Artillery to perform simple looping fuctions.
i have assigned each 'note' with a different loop speed etc to different computer keys
but i really could do with them not behaving in a latch type manner...as i only really want to loop for small sections for a cutting kinda feel..and also want to be able to juggle between different loopers to create interest.
So a push and release fuction would be much more apropriate.
Hope this is possible
any advice greatly apreciated
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the fact you dont have the option to set keyboard button behaviour in the mapping browser is just stupid imo. surely you can make a workaround, but it shouldnt be needed. make it happen, abes.Lo-Fi Massahkah wrote:From my perspective I'd go for a simple Max patch which acts in between your controller and the VST. But I guess PD or Bidule maybe even Midi-OX could be used. You'd also have to use a virtual midi port like Midi Yoke or IAC.
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yeah work arounds are possible but this should be in the software itself.friend_kami wrote:the fact you dont have the option to set keyboard button behaviour in the mapping browser is just stupid imo. surely you can make a workaround, but it shouldnt be needed. make it happen, abes.Lo-Fi Massahkah wrote:From my perspective I'd go for a simple Max patch which acts in between your controller and the VST. But I guess PD or Bidule maybe even Midi-OX could be used. You'd also have to use a virtual midi port like Midi Yoke or IAC.
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