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--- midi_hack_sequence-speed [2010/04/26 10:02] – created LJ_krede.dk
+++ midi_hack_sequence-speed [2011/10/19 18:18] (current) – removed Spirit
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-okay, I got it working like this:
-when I press "button 1" on my nanokontrol, I can control seq speed 1-5 on encoder 1-5 and submaster 1-5 on fader and the two buttons on 1-5
-when I press "button 2" on my nanokontrol, I can control seq speed 6-10 on encoder 1-5 and submaster 1-5 on fader and the two buttons on 1-5
-when I press "button 3" on my nanokontrol, I can control seq speed 11-15 on encoder 1-5 and submaster 1-5 on fader and the two buttons on 1-5
-when I press "button 2" on my nanokontrol, I can control seq speed 16-20 on encoder 1-5 and submaster 1-5 on fader and the two buttons on 1-5
-Just like we want it :D but it was really complex to get it to work and it takes a bit of explanation to tell you guys how I did it,
-You need to use the program change note. if MIDI-OX recieves this, it can call different mappings. this way you can map the encoders to match the submaster page.
-unfortunately the nanocontrol can't send out program change notes, but the BCF can, so it is much easier to set it up on that controller.
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-READ THIS IF YOU USE A NANOKONTROL OR ANY OTHER MIDI CONTROLLER WHICH CAN'T SEND OUT PROGRAM CHANGE NOTES:: IF IT CAN (like the BCF2000) SKIB THIS.
-if you use the nanokorg you have to open an extra MIDI-OX where the MIDI from the naonkorg enters before the second MIDI-OX. remember to set both MIDI-OX up so the the signal goes through these two before it enters FS
-Here you have to make one mapping:
-submaster page buttons 1-4 (value 1) when the value2 is 127--> set it to send out program change notes 1-4
-Make sure you set a checkmark at "Pass Original Value on (Clone)".
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-FOR ALL MIDI CONTROLLERS:
-) with the BCedit program you have to change the 4 buttons (you cant use next and prev submaster page for this trick) to send out program change 1-4.
-) in MIDI-OX you have to make 4 filters with 1-2 mappings each
-Filter 1
-Mapping 1:
-program change 1-4 --> control change 1-4
-Lets save the filter as "filter 1" for this tutorial
-Filter 2
-Mapping 1:
-program change 1-4 --> control change 1-4
-Mapping 2:
-The control change numbers for the 5 encoders/fader you want to use as speed (lets say number 1-5 to simplify this tutorial) --> set the control change number to 6-10
-Save the filter as "filter 2"
-Filter 3
-Mapping 1:
-program change 1-4 --> control change 1-4
-Mapping 2:
-The control change numbers for the 5 encoders/fader you want to use as speed (lets say number 1-5 to simplify this tutorial) --> set the control change number to 11-15
-Save the filter as "filter 3"
-Filter 4
-Mapping 1:
-program change 1-4 --> control change 1-4
-Mapping 2:
-The control change numbers for the 5 encoders/fader you want to use as speed (lets say number 1-5 to simplify this tutorial) --> set the control change number to 16-20
-Save the filter as "filter 4"
-) go to "Options --> patch mapping" in MIDI-OX main window
-) press assign and find the filter files you have saved:
-number 1: Filter 1
-number 2: Filter 2
-number 3: Filter 3
-number 4: Filter 4
-now it should work
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