Post by jonnymacsinger on Jun 30, 2019 15:55:39 GMT
Hey Dinoe - I was also trying to find a solution to this problem. The nice man from IKmultimedia (Carlos Pena) walked me through the procedure for connecting Blue Board to my MacBook, and it now works like a dream with Prime (switch BlueBoard on while holding down button B, to enter MIDI mode 1)
No coding required - and without needing the Blueboard app!
-Find and open the Audio/MIDI set up
-Inside this app use the VIEW tab to access MIDI devices
-Once here you will see a Bluetooth option double click this
-Now turn ON your iRig BlueBoard holding down the B or C button (These will be MIDI over Bluetooth modes. Check your User Manual for more information on this topic.)
-Now, inside the Bluetooth window you will see your iRig BlueBoard available
-Once paired here, this device will operate like any wired MIDI device
Hi. I am trying to use an iRig Blueboard to control an app called Prime (http://loopcommunity.com/prime). On their forums, they list out the Midi note mappings for the various functions (http://loopcommunity.com/blocks/hardware/midi/prime-midi-mapping). Here is a list of their Mappings:
Stop is 0x7f (G10)
Start playing track #'s:
1. 0x00 (C0)
2. 0x01 (C#0)
E2- auto advance/next song
C#5- BPM down
E5- BPM up
F5- Key Up
D5- Key Down
But, another set I found read:
Track 1: C#2
Track 2: D2
Track 3: D#2
Track 4: E2
Track 5: F2
Track 6: F#2
Track 7: G2
Track 8: G#2
BPM Up: C#8
BPM Down: E8
Key Up: D4
Key Down: F4
My question is: Can I use Stream Byter to map either program changes or control changes to these events? If so, what would the syntax be? I am pretty new to all of this, but learning quickly.
Thanks!
No coding required - and without needing the Blueboard app!
-Find and open the Audio/MIDI set up
-Inside this app use the VIEW tab to access MIDI devices
-Once here you will see a Bluetooth option double click this
-Now turn ON your iRig BlueBoard holding down the B or C button (These will be MIDI over Bluetooth modes. Check your User Manual for more information on this topic.)
-Now, inside the Bluetooth window you will see your iRig BlueBoard available
-Once paired here, this device will operate like any wired MIDI device
Stop is 0x7f (G10)
Start playing track #'s:
1. 0x00 (C0)
2. 0x01 (C#0)
E2- auto advance/next song
C#5- BPM down
E5- BPM up
F5- Key Up
D5- Key Down
But, another set I found read:
Track 1: C#2
Track 2: D2
Track 3: D#2
Track 4: E2
Track 5: F2
Track 6: F#2
Track 7: G2
Track 8: G#2
BPM Up: C#8
BPM Down: E8
Key Up: D4
Key Down: F4
My question is: Can I use Stream Byter to map either program changes or control changes to these events? If so, what would the syntax be? I am pretty new to all of this, but learning quickly.
Thanks!