Faders & Monitors

I am new to Lemur so bear with me if I ask obvious questions.

I created a template and I have a bank of faders, is there a way to link a monitor to a fader so it will display between 1 to 127 so I know the Midi Value I am sending with the fader? Or some other way to make the faders scalable from 1 to 127. I am using these faders to send CC data to Kontakt 5 and want a visual representation of the fader setting.

For the Monitor's value, use Fader.x*127 or range(Fader.x,0,127)

If you have a MultiSlider, to get the CC associated with the third slider, you'd do Fader.x[2]*127

Took me a bit to figure it out, but once I did it worked like a charm. Thanks for the help!

One more question if I may. If a certain CC MIDI control function has a default setting of say 60, is it possible to set a fader so it stays on the default setting unless you move the fader up or down, but then once you remove your finger, it returns to the default? Kind of like the "Touch" function in automation in Logic Pro.

I did not try it, but using the z variable should do the trick.

First, create a script with floor(x*127)=60, executed 'On Load', to set the fader to its desired position. Then create a second script with floor(x*127)=60, executed when z goes to zero (arrow down).

No, you probably need to create an expression v=floor(x*127), and in the scripts v=60.

If you use a MultiSlider, an alternative would be to use the physics engine. Enable 'Physic', set height=0.6, friction=1, and tension=1, and the fader will snap to 0.6 quickly.

oh yes, how elegant. Didn't think of that one. I forgot to use the physical parameters with fixed values.

Yes, the multi slider works perfectly for this. I tried the other method for a Fader and couldn't get it to work. Would still like to know how to do this with a Fader if it is possible. Being a newbie to this, I would need to know exactly how to enter the script or expression.

Appreciate the help!

Instead of calculatin floor here's my approach....I set up two monitors, one displaying CC values (x*127) and one displaying the actual x value...

This way Im able to know exactly which x value would return CC 60 value....

here it is

resettable_fader.jzml

of course, you are then free to delete the monitors not needed - monitors can help a lot with scripting values, especially x - CC analogies, color codes and strings.

Hi
The other thing is to let Lemur do the calculating by inverting the formula . .
if CC = x * 127 then x = CC/127 . . .

This sort of thing is also good for things in grid mode to make similar selections . .
Also with the monitor approach I often will use the value option to show the calculated value
Cheers
MM

@softcore.

Thanks. I got the Fader and monitors set up and they give me the x value and CC values as I move the fader, but I can't figure out how to get it to "snap back" to a preset value like CC=70. I can do it with multi sliders but my project will look a lot better if I can can do it with faders as I have a whole bank of faders but only need a few of them with default settings.

Didnt you download my example posted above?

Doesnt it work like you want it to?

@Softcore

I finally got it working perfectly. Thank you! I just had a bit of trouble getting the script entered correctly. This was a big help. Much appreciated.

I finally got my MIDI Mobilizer II today, hooked it up through my MOTU MIDI Express and Lemur is controlling Logic Pro from my iPad flawlessly. Awesome!

I have one more quick question: I built my project right in the Lemur App on the iPad, how do I export it or save the file? Say, I want to back it up or share it by posting it. I see the ability to Save As another name but no way to export the file somewhere as a .jzm

You can save it on a connected computer via iTunes and the app file sharing system.

Ok, cool. I will have to try that. Thanks.