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Superb update! After fixing the Launchpad Mini MK3 device name used in the mapping everything worked. And I like that MIDI mapping as it's simple, easy to understand and with feedback. @giku_beepstreet thanks for this update. It's now a joy to jam with the Launchpad mini.
Watching these now. Thanks for the heads-up and of course to @echoopera!
Congrats on sobriety. Been sober since september (weed and alcohol). Didn't have any problem with substances, but was curious on living life raw. It's not always easy, some days are more uncomfortable than others, but who said life should always be easy
First I thought I'd never find joy in doing music sober. Boy have I been wrong!! Grateful for having such a fulfilling hobby!
Once I figure out Battalion, my new Midi Fighter Twister and create a few songs in the next few months, Drambo is next. Looking forward to dig in deeper in this modular world!!
Glad to be hearing your take, it's always refreshing and motivating to read people who are on a similar path. And happy to have positively contributed to your day
I still need to figure out this whole Discord thing! I'll surely eventually get there :P Didn't know Jacob Haq had a channel. Is there anything special about it?
Great! I'll have a look, probably sooner than later! I'll let you know when I'm there. Thanks for the invitation
Much appreciated!
I'm not completely sure I understand the question but ...
Except for poly aftertouch, MPE data isn't tied to notes. It seems that way because it's "per note" expression. But it's really only separate data sent on the same channel as each note. Loopy can't edit CC, pitch bend, channel pressure, and poly aftertouch. It can only edit Notes.
So if you move or lengthen a note, that's all that gets moved or lengthened. The rest of the expression data will still be where it was and won't sound right.
Cheers guys, i been on the same path. When politely declining a drink at a party, and there’s a follow-up question, i enjoy saying that I want to experience the pain and misery that is life, and that i won’t allow them to take that experience away from me.
😆 But i say it seriously and in a morbid-like manner.
Theres a launchpad pro mapping been posted in the main drambo thread over on elektronauts if anyone's interested.. works just fine 👍
@oscillotus Just got me a Midi Fighter Twister too. I might look into using it for tweaking sequences live, like for notes and chords on dedicated tracks.
where can i get default mapping files if i garbled something, and don't know how it was mapped before?
Really don't want to make this thread about our drug intake or absence of, but since you're so many I as well have done what you'll describe but with a bit of a backlash. All my friends acquaintances has stopped calling and I have learnt that the reason is I'm a very different person when drinking i.e I become fun, social and interesting. Damn if I know how I appear sober but it can't be good. 🤣🤣
Anyway, I'm happy with it: alcohol just don't do anything positive for me so why drink. THC is okay but to damn expensive and I have no issues being without. Nicotine is the last of the weights (still vaping). Glad to read about others having the same mindset. Cheers to you'll!
I will try to use this in the future, this is real good 😆
Cheers to you and happy pain and miserying
I have found them to be great teachers as long as I don't dwell too much in them!
I always strive to stay at least a bit moronic in social events, even if the "warm up" phase feels a bit uncomfortable. After that, it kind of flows. But I hear ya, I definitely get less calls. On the other hand, I got a lot closer to the people who are still there. Cheers to you as well!
For now the option is getting them from a fellow user and replace in File > on my ipad > drambo > midi
I can post a zip here when I get home
If enabled, all your files are visible in the Files.app inside the Drambo folder. You'll find the mappings under the MIDI folder. To back up stuff, I usually compress the file using Files.app and rename it, adding the current date and time.
Default mappings are restored when you re-install Drambo but if you just need a mapping, either pick it up from another iDevice or ask a good friend for it 😉
yeah, already done almost that (found where are they stored on my desktop Mac and copied them).
also, i ordered second LP Mini mk3 to control Drambo, and somehow my setup with two Minis works – one is connected to GR2 and another to Drambo.
@chaocrator How do you set the device id if you’re using multiple LPs?
Interested in your setup..
Here is a fixed mapping file for the Launchpad Mini MK3. Simply unzip the file and put the .drmapping file into Drambos MIDI folder. The new mapping is called Launchpad Mini…. instead of LP Mini…
It uses “Launchpad Mini MK3 LPMiniMK3 MIDI Out/In” as device/port name.
do you love 70s/80s sci-fi movie style mission control centers like i do?
it now looks like this
(audio interface, USB hub and power bank are behind the scenes, or rather behind the left Launchpad)
Device ID is set from bootloader mode.
but that probably doesn't matter, i just figured out that what really matters is USB hub socket.
whatever, it works and i'm happy.
I see, thanks for explaining, and your setup ports me back ages, somehow it brings back the thrill of being a teen and going into an arcade in the early 80’s
"Living life raw"
Gross, bro.
Congrats tho on your sobriety, just remember we have asses, in case we fall off our horses. Don't let any stumbles keep you down.
in the early 80s we the Soviet kids did not have that arcade stuff, and even in the late 80s few of us did.
that's why i have it now (well, sort of).
as Richard Bandler said – «It's never too late to have a happy childhood»
Nice quote! I kinda live by it (well, within reason, as I have responsibilities)
@egobeats @Squishy you guys crack me up.
Thanks for the kind words!