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Custom Midi Message After touch / mod wheel

StefanoniStefanoni
in Loopy Pro

I would like to "send midi message" neither CC, nor PC, but (with custom) "mod wheel" or "after touch". What do I have to enter instead of "B0007f" ?

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  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @Stefanoni said:
    I would like to "send midi message" neither CC, nor PC, but (with custom) "mod wheel" or "after touch". What do I have to enter instead of "B0007f" ?

    Mod wheel is CC #1. Custom isn’t needed for it.

    Can you say more about your aftertouch message?

    By aftertouch do you mean channel pressure (mono) or polyphonic?

    The first nibble for Poly Aftertouch is . Then the channel nibble then the value. For channel 1, the first byte is A0. For channel 5, A4, etc. This is followed by a note number and a value.

    Are you sending a particular aftertouch value for a particular note?

    Channel Pressure’s first nibble is D followed by the channel followed by the value.

  • wimwim
    edited February 14

    If you're sending a custom message, xx can be used as a placeholder for the value of a slider or knob. When the message is sent, the value will be put into the message.

  • wimwim
    edited February 14

    A custom message such as D0xx will send channel pressure on MIDI channel 1 from a slider or knob.

  • wimwim

    Sorry if this is off-topic, but while I have it in my head, here's a setup for a slider widget to send a note and channel pressure:

  • StefanoniStefanoni

    OK, I made a mistake in thinking and now I understand that "after touch" is usually relevant per note played. I have now placed the corresponding sound-modulation to the "mod wheel" in the receiving synth.

    Thanks for the help and clarification.

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