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that is exactly what I ended up doing, I just gave in and went through and double checked everything and made sure, all is well and awesome!

The modules have been set to differing targets, the dedicated module and all subsequent objects within the module are set to Target 0 channel 0 and the assignable was set to Target 1 Channel 0 so just to be on the safe side when repeating the assignable module in to multiple copies I set it to ...

So, I have a templet with 2 modules within. One to control a specific device (external synth) the other is freely assignable multi-ball and custom buttons (for text). The problem I am having is, the first module is set to send/receive on "midi-0" (which I would assume lives on "Daemon-0" by default ...

Yeah, they are not consecutive cc #'s so I needed to address them individually

Tanks for the insight, like I said I managed to get it by creating my own expressions for each of the x and y values. It was really a lot easier than I was trying to make it before. With the expression it's like making a "new" x that is midi mappable just like the default one. Sometimes I really ...

I figured it out make expression X1=multiball.x[0] then assign midi ch/cc and repeat for each x/y.

Thanks for your reply, Mat, so I guess what I need is to wrap my head around [ctlout] and make it an expression "multiball.x[#]=(tgt,ctl,val,ch)" ? And thanks for sharing your example, on my way to check it out and hopefully learn something!
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So I know this is a noob question, but I am trying to do something that I cannot figure out esp. now with in-app editing. I have a multiball with let's say 3 balls (singletons). I would like to be able to midi assign the (x) & (y) for each ball to a different midi cc, effectively creating 3 x/y pads ...

nice, post a beta?

Ever though about building it yourself?