Post by crony on Aug 8, 2018 17:34:22 GMT
Hello Nic,
I'd like to get values of AUv3 synths configured in AUM (resonance, Q etc...) to be "catch" into StreamByter, then send to a midi output.
Purpose of this is to "echo" these values to a midi controller, so I could understand/read the values of a preset while he's loaded.
I think that's called bi-directional midi reading.
Can StreamByter could get / ask for these defined variables ?
To launch the script, I was thinking of a simple cc that could launch the "reading values process". If a synth can respond to program change, I'm not sure he's "echoing" this command while you change into the app your presets anyway.
As far as I understand, for AUv3 synths, the values needs to be set in AUM / assigned to a midi controller. (but I'm not sure of this as AUv3 versions of some synth still respond to their original values defined in their midi implementation...For example, Troublemaker responds to CC 7 = volume, in IAA or AUv3...)
For IAA synth, I guess you'll need to configure properly your midi learn mapping.
If yes, could you provide some example code, like get a list of cc values, then echoing them to the "next" midi selected output, while an other cc is pressed.
Thanks for your clarifications...
I'd like to get values of AUv3 synths configured in AUM (resonance, Q etc...) to be "catch" into StreamByter, then send to a midi output.
Purpose of this is to "echo" these values to a midi controller, so I could understand/read the values of a preset while he's loaded.
I think that's called bi-directional midi reading.
Can StreamByter could get / ask for these defined variables ?
To launch the script, I was thinking of a simple cc that could launch the "reading values process". If a synth can respond to program change, I'm not sure he's "echoing" this command while you change into the app your presets anyway.
As far as I understand, for AUv3 synths, the values needs to be set in AUM / assigned to a midi controller. (but I'm not sure of this as AUv3 versions of some synth still respond to their original values defined in their midi implementation...For example, Troublemaker responds to CC 7 = volume, in IAA or AUv3...)
For IAA synth, I guess you'll need to configure properly your midi learn mapping.
If yes, could you provide some example code, like get a list of cc values, then echoing them to the "next" midi selected output, while an other cc is pressed.
Thanks for your clarifications...
