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Making a Multi Row/Column Switch 1 CC
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Hey, how do I make a Multi-Row/Column SWITCH set to PAINT and RADIO act as a control for just 1 CC? If I set the range to only 1CC it doesn't act as expected. I don't want to do this with a multi slider I want to do this with a switch using the radio option so that however many rows and columns I have, it'll divide the amount that's being sent appropriately.
Create a custom expression, lets say...."out"
Map out to your desired midi message (CC, note on whatever).
Tick the "scale" button - leave the defalut values 0 and 127 for the scale.
Make it so
out= firstof(x) / (n-1)
Where n = amount of switches = columns * rows.
So for example for a 16 columns * 4 rows
alternatively:
Do NOT tick the "scale" option for value "out"
Make it so:
out = round((firstof(x)/(n-1))*127)
So for example for a 16 columns * 4 rows
Both examples should work! Let me know how it went!
Map out to your desired midi message (CC, note on whatever).
Tick the "scale" button - leave the defalut values 0 and 127 for the scale.
Make it so
out= firstof(x) / (n-1)
Where n = amount of switches = columns * rows.
So for example for a 16 columns * 4 rows
out = firstof(x)/63
_________________________________alternatively:
Do NOT tick the "scale" option for value "out"
Make it so:
out = round((firstof(x)/(n-1))*127)
So for example for a 16 columns * 4 rows
out = round((firstof(x)/63)*127)
Both examples should work! Let me know how it went!
It worked!!! thaaaank you!!! I used the first one. okay so one more question, sorrry:p
Each button group is a 4x4, and now I just need to simplay make the controls start not from the top left and on. I need them to start from thr bottom left and go across then up, across, and so on like a stamdard drum machine layout. Is this a simple a task?
Each button group is a 4x4, and now I just need to simplay make the controls start not from the top left and on. I need them to start from thr bottom left and go across then up, across, and so on like a stamdard drum machine layout. Is this a simple a task?
Ouch! yeah of course possible but two questions:
1.Specifically how many switches? Oh just saw that....4x4 ok
2. Did I get things right? Bottom left, move to right, then second from bottom left move to right, and so on and so on?
1.Specifically how many switches? Oh just saw that....4x4 ok
2. Did I get things right? Bottom left, move to right, then second from bottom left move to right, and so on and so on?