[Live 7 and MIDI mapping] Knobs/faders are too sensitive

[Tyrexionibus]

Hope this will be the last issue.

Pretty simple to explain: in Live 6, the limits of BPM (Tempo) were 20.00 > x > 200.00 (if I'm not wrong), meaning that the minimum warp speed was 20 BPM and maximum was 200.

In this past situation, I used to bind a slider of my Evolution UC-33E to set the tempo.

So it was easy to set it and raise from 130 to 131, 131 to 132 and so on.

Now in Live 7 the minimum is 20.00 and the max is 999.99, and this is causing big troubles to me: in fact, when moving the slider it raises from 130.00 to 140.00 . Following this example, I am unable to set tempo to 135.00 .

How do I set the tempo and the sliders in a less sensitive way?

[8O]

Hi, in the midi mapping browser you can type in the upper and lower limits for each mapping.

[Tyrexionibus]

Thanks for all your tips 8 O !

Most things seem OK now. However, there is one more "cosmetic glitch" that is very annoying.

It first happened when I MIDI-mapped the knobs and faders of my UC-33E to the His, Mids, Lows, and Volumes.

I am not an experienced user and I make use of very few things of Live.

This cosmetic glitch is not very simple to explain. Let's assume I just MIDI-mapped a knob in EQ Three.

I move the knob, but... nothing changes. EQ Three is stuck to 0.00 dB .

While this happens, in the lower part of Live something like "EQ Three - Low is awaiting pickup" is displayed.

That's the matter: I have to move the knob/slider 'til the end. ONLY AFTER moving it to the end point and setting it to 6.00 dB (the maximum I have set), it "activates" and can go under 6.00 dB.

What the heck ???

[8O]

Check the Midi Takeover mode - it's described in the manual and can be set in Prefs-> Midi