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Post by adamx on Dec 24, 2016 0:08:58 GMT
Hi,
I'm trying to map the CC's my controller sends out (Bass Station II) to Korg Gadget on the iPad (iOS 1.1.1). I don't want to use Gadget's midi learn because I'm using it with different midi controllers and want to keep them consistent. In Holy Mapper, I can do the first one just fine (Filter Cutoff CC 16 converts to CC 74). But then how do I do others? I see no way to add additional CCs, or additional instances of the Holy Mapper module. I feel like I'm missing something obvious.
I see that Stream Byter would do it, but I'm not so familiar with hex.
Thanks!
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Post by nic on Dec 24, 2016 8:18:56 GMT
Hi adamx , To map multiple CCs just select the incoming CC first and then set the outgoing CC to whatever you want. It's essentially a table of incoming to outgoing CCs. ie. To map cc23 to cc32 and cc42 to cc24: select cc23 under incoming, then cc32 under outgoing select cc42 under incoming, then cc24 under outgoing Regards, Nic. |
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Post by adamx on Dec 24, 2016 15:35:14 GMT
Thanks for the fast reply. I guess I'm hitting a snag after I enter the first one. I'd expect to see a button that says something like, "add another." Yet my only option seems to be "done." Exactly how to I add the second, third, etc. CC? I've attached a screenshot. Thanks!  |
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Post by nic on Dec 24, 2016 16:35:35 GMT
H adamxFor each CC to want to map: 1. Select the CC you want to map from under the 'Incoming' column. 2. Then, change the value in the outgoing column to the CC you want to remap to (which will by default be the same value as incoming (no mapping) Just keep on doing this for each CC - you don't need an 'add' button - use the left column to choose which incoming CC you want to work with - use the right column to remap whatever value is in the left column. Regards, Nic. |
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Post by adamx on Dec 29, 2016 14:40:08 GMT
But then I can't edit, or even see, the numbers I've already entered, right? Also, I seem to be getting "double notes." I'm giving it a go with Stream Byter, but I keep getting errors. Can you please tell me the rules to convert these CCs, on the same channel (channel 1):
CC 16 to 74
CC 82 to 71
I think If I see these, I can do the rest.
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Post by nic on Dec 29, 2016 16:30:01 GMT
Hi adamx, You can see the current mapping of any input CC (whether defaulted or changed by you) by selecting it under 'incoming' and then the 'outgoing' column will change to show the mapping (which you can then adjust). I'm clearly not explaining it well enough, but it's actually meant to be simple :-) There are two columns shown in Holy Mapper - incoming and outgoing. Each column has two things you can change - channel and CC number. Thus the two columns represent a table of 2048 x 2048 entries (16 channels, 128CCs) As you change values under the 'incoming' column, you will see the values change accordingly under the 'outgoing' column. By default the outgoing value is the same as the incoming value - ie. not remapped, so as you move up/down the incoming column, the outgoing column will auto update with the current mapping. When you want to change a mapping for a particular CC (on particular channel) move to the CC you want to affect by selecting it under the incoming column - the outgoing column will change to the current mapping. If you wish to change the mapping, just change the values under the output column which will be remembered instantly. Then select another CC you wish to remap using the 'incoming' column. The outgoing column will change (probably) to match the values in 'incoming'. Now change the 'outgoing' values to alter the mapping, again remembered instantly. If you want to change what the first CC was mapped to, select it under 'incoming', it's current outgoing value will be displayed under 'outgoing' (which you can change) In any case Stream Byter rules are: BX 10 = XX 4A BX 52 = XX 47 Regards, Nic. |
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