Target vs. Object Target

[SpinSymmetryMusic]

What exactly is the difference between the midi target and object target. Can someone give me an example of how these two different fields are used.

[Macciza]

hi
Basically the Object Targrt is a default for all the variables local to the object itself . . .
Below is the Variable Target which can be set seperately for individual variables if needed . . .

An example - Sending MIDI messages to different outputs easily from the one object
Umm Sending Fader.x to control one thing say a level in Live whilst sending Fader.z to do something somewhere else like switch a hardware effect. .
Cheers
MM

[SpinSymmetryMusic]

awesome, thanks man. That cleared it up a lot for me actually. I read through the manual and even though it was helpful, it wasn't too clear in a few areas. So basically as I understand it. The object target is what all the variables of that object are being sent to. So say if I set the whole project folder as Object Target: Midi0, then by default all the variables are being sent to, say, Ableton(Midi0). However, I can as you said, set the x variable of a fader (Fader.x) to Target:Midi0(Ableton) to control a track level, while at the same time assigning the z variable (Fader.z) to Target:Midi(1),say Massive, for a program change, or whatever else. Now when the z variable (Fader.z) is set to none, then obviously it has no effect, just as if the z variable was unchecked in the project window.

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