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Midifire - Help needed: Streambyter rules (receive one Note -> send several CCs)

Hey, does anyone use the streambyter app on iPad?

Would need some help. Here's the scenario:

I press a foot switch (note 1, channel 1, 127) of the Morningstar MC8 MIDI foot controller 1x. This should then send a whole bunch of MIDI CC commands I have predefined to be sent at once. I just need an programming example how it works. Then I can edit everything myself.

(It's about using the Morningstar MC8 like this: 1x footswitch pressed -> all MIDI CC values of my Electra One MIDI controller get a default value set in Streambyter. So you don't have to turn every controller back to the default value by hand).

Just an example: Morningstar MC8 single button press of MIDI command Note 1 127 CH1

Then happens this: sending following commands to Electra One MIDI controller:

1 MIDI command CC01 127 CH1
2 MIDI command CC02 127 CH1
3 MIDI command CC08 127 CH1
4 MIDI command CC09 127 CH1
5 MIDI command CC15 127 CH1
6 MIDI command CC18 127 CH1
7 MIDI command CC21 127 CH1
8 MIDI command CC25 64 CH1
9 MIDI command CC26 64 CH1
10 MIDI command CC27 64 CH1
11 MIDI command CC28 64 CH1
12 MIDI command CC51 0 CH2
13 MIDI command CC52 0 CH2
14 MIDI command CC53 0 CH2
15 MIDI command CC54 0 CH2

Thank you!

PS: On the iPad you can see the app "Midifire".

Comments

  • edited December 2020

    I think you can do it without any programming using 15 Robotic Knobs plus a MIDI source and destination.

  • @psyndrome said:

    Hey, does anyone use the streambyter app on iPad?

    Would need some help. Here's the scenario:

    I press a foot switch (note 1, channel 1, 127) of the Morningstar MC8 MIDI foot controller 1x. This should then send a whole bunch of MIDI CC commands I have predefined to be sent at once. I just need an programming example how it works. Then I can edit everything myself.

    (It's about using the Morningstar MC8 like this: 1x footswitch pressed -> all MIDI CC values of my Electra One MIDI controller get a default value set in Streambyter. So you don't have to turn every controller back to the default value by hand).

    Just an example: Morningstar MC8 single button press of MIDI command Note 1 127 CH1

    Then happens this: sending following commands to Electra One MIDI controller:

    1 MIDI command CC01 127 CH1
    2 MIDI command CC02 127 CH1
    3 MIDI command CC08 127 CH1
    4 MIDI command CC09 127 CH1
    5 MIDI command CC15 127 CH1
    6 MIDI command CC18 127 CH1
    7 MIDI command CC21 127 CH1
    8 MIDI command CC25 64 CH1
    9 MIDI command CC26 64 CH1
    10 MIDI command CC27 64 CH1
    11 MIDI command CC28 64 CH1
    12 MIDI command CC51 0 CH2
    13 MIDI command CC52 0 CH2
    14 MIDI command CC53 0 CH2
    15 MIDI command CC54 0 CH2

    Thank you!

    PS: On the iPad you can see the app "Midifire".

    Have you looked at the StreamByter manual or visited its forum or looked at the examples that come MIDIFIRE or streambyter?

    You will find lots of code you can crib from.

    The form of your script will be something like

    IF M0 == 90 01 80
    SND BLA BLA BLA
    SND BLA BLA BLA
    ETC
    END

  • Thank you so much for your hints! 🎅❤️

    It's working now!

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