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Midiflow Help
Anyone have experience using Midiflow? I have endless encoders that only send values 127 and 1 and I want to remap them so they send incremental values just like a regular potentiometer for use in AUM .
I’ve managed to get them increasing in increments but I cannot for the life of me figure out how to get them to decrease too
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You might consider using Streambyter (which can be loaded as a MIDI plugin in AUM) or Drambo which can map these encoders in their native mode so you can keep the advantage of encoders (no jumps, always 1:1 knob movements) in the first place.
Drambo is a genius idea. Didn’t even think of that. Cheers!
Seems like it’s giving me the same issue. I map the encoder to a parameter in drambo within AUM and it just jumps between max and min values
Maybe a mosaic script would help that has a variable that can go from 0 to 127 and every time a 127 note comes in it adds +1 to that variable and sends it out as a CC, and every time a note with velocity 1 comes in, it substracts -1 from that variable and sends it out as a CC? That way you'd have a signal like from a "regular" knob...
You could then change the sensitivity by changing the increment that each note adds to the variable.
You have to choose the correct encoder type, there's no way for Drambo to auto-detect that reliably!
If you get a reverse direction mapping, you can also correct that by inverting the RANGE curve.
Well that's even better! Sorry would you be able to direct me as to where I change the encoder type?
Scratch that. Didn't realize you could tap again in midi learn to bring up options. Thanks so much!
@rs2000 does midiflow also have this option hidden somewhere?
Edit: oh yeah i think it does. Top right you have a drop down menu where you can assign controller mode
I think that's for internal control of midiflow actions. I was trying to do it with a modifier. Did manage to get it to send out increasing/decreasing incremental values but only either/or not both on the same knob.
I'm going to use Drambo because its so straightforward but I would like to figure this out in midiflow at some point. Here's a vid of where I'm getting up to.
-Input receiving then sending cc0 value 1 and 127
-Adding controller remapping
-Setting input to cc0 and changing controller mode to increment
-Trigger value set to 127
-Turn off cycle
- When the mapping receives value 127 it now sends out an increasing value.
Now I just want to do the opposite when a value of 1 is received.
Hey, Muireb, the very next option on that tab after Cycle is an option called "Controller for decrementing". I haven't tried it but assume that if you enable it and set the number to 1 is should then bring the number down. Did you try that?
I thought that would be the case too but that still does the same thing as in my first video unfortunately. As shown here when it receives value 1 it still sends no message.
To me it seems like you're using CC#0 for incrementing and CC#1 for decrementing. Why not CC#0 too?
Actually, that wont work. According to the manual "The decrementation controller will use the same settings for trigger value and trigger edge that were selected above." Ok, so it is a different CC but the trigger would still be 127. I guess you would need to change CC0 0 a different CC with the same trigger point of 127 and then set the decrementation to that CC number.
That seems to just makes the value decrease instead of increasing. But with that in mind I duplicated the routing and set the second to be triggered by value 1 and decrease. But they don't interact. When the second value reaches its min output level I can't get it to increase via the first routing, as shown here.
Thanks again for helping out ae really appreciate it.
Can’t seem to figure it out. I’ve messaged the dev. If anyone has ideas on how to make banks of midi controls on one controller that would also be greatly appreciated. Have read about people doing it here but can’t seem to find the thread.
So did you map it in Drambo?
Sure did, easy as. Only thing is due to it being an endless encoder it takes like 3 or 4 full turns to min/max a parameter. But at least it’s working!
Nothing a bit of mozaic won’t fix