MIDI Kinetics Forum

Hey mbncp, I really appreciate your kind help. Thank you. I will try working the key combos/special keys out this weekend and post my findings. Hope/can't wait till the Lemur Editor for ios adds the kbmouse destination to make things a bit simpler. Other than that, great to know everything else is ...

Thank you for replying mbncp. I had overlooked the jzml files could be directly edited. In the example you stated above, I under stand the 2nd value is the ASCII code, e.g. Keyout(x,ASCII Value,x) Do you have any idea how to send key combinations such as alt+ctrl+key ? And also being able to send ...

Thank You for clarifying that. The manual had me confused. You certainly have my vote for the feature request. It would make lemur (The?) a Dream controller. Not that it already isn't. But the power of a drag & drop and/or scripted visual interactive interface for keyboard/mouse control shouldn't be ...

Based on the manual and the Lemur Daemon, one should be able to use 3 different targets for Lemur controls. 1. OCS 2, MIDI 3. Keyboard & Mouse (e.g. send a Ctrl+S 'Save' by clicking a switch in Lemur) Keyboard & Mouse is important because it lets the user map keyboard and mouse shortcuts to a Lemur ...

Quick Question: I've set up the 'Keyboards and Mouse' device with Lemur Daemon (KbMouse0). I then open the Lemur Editor (3.0.2). Unlike the screen shots in the manual, I see no Keyboard and Mouse destination in the mapping panel. Only OSC and MIDI are there. This makes using Lemur as a keyboard ...

Doh! Thanks armatronix, so simple, now i really feel stupid, heh

Also thank you mbncp for making me aware of the range function, very practical.

I just started looking into lemurs scripting/expressions. And was wondering what a simple method would be to convert a Faders.x value 0 - 1 to say control the speed of e.g. a multi-ball which has a range of -5 - 5. so e.g. a fader value if .5 would equate to a speed of zero, 1 would be speed 5, and ...

Thank you very much Nick. The problem was solved by creating and using two different virtual ports as you suggested. MIDI communication is very fluid no matter how many bouncing y,z balls or faders I control. You guys did a great Job of making Lemur for iOS. I wasn't even familiar with the Legacy ...

Thank you for your help and kind reply. It actually did work with rtpMIDI by using its virtualMIDI port as a way to communicate with DAW. But I didn't understand the Daemon, and thought it work through core-midi. But if I understand correctly, here's my problem. 1. I create a virtual MIDI port with ...

I'm using the latest rtpMIDI (1.0.6.220). I have no problem connecting my iPad over my WIFI router, or ad hoc to my desktops WIFI. Whenever I use lemur, ac-7 core, WI Guitar, and make quick controller / fader changes, some type of packet loss/buffer overflow occurs and control data is no longer ...