Processor for continuous controllers

Yes, I think this can be done:

# retain current note number delta from C3 in L0
IF M0 >= 90
  IF M0 <= 9F
    # we have a note on
    MAT L0 = M1 - 3C # calc/retain delta
    SET LB0 L0 +D # see what the delta is
  END 
END

# add delta to incoming CC value
IF M0 >= B0
  IF M0 <= BF
    # we have a CC
    MAT M2 = M2 + L0 # apply delta to CC value
    SET LB1 M2 +D # see what new CC val is
  END
END

Now, there might be a caveat here in that I cannot remember if the MAT expressions will do the correct thing with signed integers, but you'll know soon enough by plugging an Event Monitor in the chain whether it works or not!

As usual, I typed this in by hand. Syntax (and semantics) might be error prone, but it's the idea that counts.

Regards, Nic.

Block all note events (add this *after* the other rules)

NX = XX +B

How would I change this module so that only CC6 is affected by the incoming note-ons, while at the same time, passing through all other CC commands (other than CC6) unchanged?

Thanks so much! And thanks for your patience with all of my questions.

One other variant that I wanted to try on the module was (in addition to its current function) to have it send out a new set of CC6 values as a function of the most recently received CC6 values on all 16 MIDI channels.

So, for example, if the module had received a CC6 value on channel 1 of 67, and then received an E3 note-on event (4 semi-tones above middle C), the module would immediately send out a new CC6 value on the same channel of 71 (67+4), but also continue its current functionality of continuing to increment or decrement any incoming CC6 as dictated by the most recently received Note-On event.

I am assuming that, for the module to do this, it would need to store the most recently received CC6 values on each of the 16 channels. If it had not received any prior CC6 values for a particular MIDI channel(s), could it incorporate a default value of 64 for CC6 on those MIDI channel(s)?

I tried out the CC6 specific code that you most recently sent. It's working perfectly well, except that it only seems to be listening to and altering CC6 values sent on channel 1. Is there a simple adjustment that can be made such that it will function for CC6 values on all MIDI channels?

OK, so your nested IF statements are also going to pick up CCs other than number 6 because, for example CC 7 on MIDI channel 1 would also be true. See below for how I would suggest this is done.

To try and go a little further here, this is some code that stores the most recently received CC 6 value on all 16 MIDI channels into variables I00 to I0F as they come in. You can then use those stored values elsewhere. I'm going to use indirect array indexing here!

# process CC6 on any MIDI channel
IF M0 >= B0
  IF M0 <= BF
    IF M1 == 06

      # we have CC6 on any channel
      # store the channel number into
      # transient variable J0
      MAT J0 = M0 - B0

      # store the CC6 value into I00 to I0F
      # using J0 as the index into I array
      ASS IJ0 = M2

    END
  END
END

Regards, Nic.