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MidiCC does not recognize successive midi messages

Archive · 2005 2 old posts

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rl ·

The knobs on my Tascam US-428 DAW controller have endless rotary knobs. On turning they send successive midi controller messages for each "tick" (data2=68 when turned clockwise, data2=60 when turning counter-clockwise). Midi is routed to MidiCC. The Integer output "fires" only on the first in the series of equal midi messages (when changing direction). Thus it's not possible to add the ticks together. Test: MidiCC -> TThread -> MsgBox. I think the Data output should trigger a recalculation of the connected modules (even if value did not change) and popup a MsgBox for each tick. (As a workaround the MidiSplitter works as expected)

malc ·

Hi rl,

I see what you mean - easy to fix, thanks.

Malc.

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