aicto ·
I must be missing something so bear with my sophmoric question.
When using the MIDI cc primitive, how can I determine the MIDI channel. It seems always to be in the omni mode.
Thanks
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aicto ·
I must be missing something so bear with my sophmoric question.
When using the MIDI cc primitive, how can I determine the MIDI channel. It seems always to be in the omni mode.
Thanks
dreamkeeper ·
I'd use a combo of midi splitter and midi event in front of the CC primitive to filter the MIDI data:
HTH, werner
EDIT: Actually you can omit the direct channel link.
aicto ·
Thanks. I'll play with that. I'm trying to control, via MIDI cc, some faders in a vst effect plug-in. As I'm testing, I'm not able to get my vst plug-ins to respond to midi. They will work in SM but not as a vst. Any ideas?
aicto ·
Cool, that works well.
Still have that vst bug. When I compile to a vst and open that vst in a host, the plug-in won't respond to a midi controller.
Responds great in SM.
Any suggestions? Anyone?
Thanks again Dreamkeeper.
dreamkeeper ·
Do you have a timer in there, to delay/smooth the controller response? If so, that's a known issue. Timer and MIDI events do not mix well, has sth. to do with Window's thread handling (I'm no expert 😉).
You can use a ticker25 to build an alternative timer, if the 1/25th sec resolution is accurate enough for you.
We will have to wait until the new event system will be implemented in SM for this to be solved.
aicto ·
Nope, no timer.
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