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Midi Bank Changes in DigiStix from Loopy Pro
Does any one know how to send midi bank change commands to DigiStix from a Loopy Pro widget? I believe it can be done by sending a "Custom MIDI String" message. Like B0 00 00 C0 00 00 but I can’t any references to the appropriate bank numbering scheme. Any guidance would be appreciated.
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Bank change commands are regular CC commands. You don't need custom midi string...which is primarily there to send sysex. Bank change cc numbers are CC00 and CC32.
@Lamuzica : does the digistix documentation list which bank change commands it responds to? Some need both CCO and CC32 and some only need one or the other. And a lot of AU don't respond to either.
@espiegel123 Thank you. I’m a newbie so sorry in advance for silly questions. The options I have regarding CC commands between 00-32 are “CC0 (bank select coarse), CC1-31 (blank), CC32 (bank select fine). I also have a value slider that goes from1-127. It’s still not clear what the specific numbers would be for DigiStix to change between banks “Default”, “GM”, and “User”. Thoughts? Other than I’m an idiot. 😳 Much appreciated.
@espiegel123 - the info above is in reference to inside Loopy Pro. In the DigiStix manual the only reference is to “patterns” - (You can change the drum pattern remotely using MIDI CC20 values 0-23 which represent the 24 patterns available). No reference to banks.
DigiStix may not use bank change commands. I don’t own it. Hopefully someone that has it will be able to tell you.