Thanks for the emulation info, Mago, very helpful.
--- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "Alejandro Frenkel"
<frenkel_alejandro@...> wrote:
>
> Dear David,
> Hi, I'm not sure I correctly understand your question. I'll try to
> help but keep in mind I'm not an expert, I made the BCF preset
mostly
> by copying Kip's great BCR preset, and added a way to "combine" two
> commands in one button.
>
> As far as I know, the Shift, Option, Control and Alt functions of
the
> Mackie controler in Live are "activated" by note-on commands, and
> "deactivated" by note-off commands. For example: PlayClip is a Ch1
F7
> note-on / off on in "live - mackie language". However, if you first
> send an Option command (Ch 1 B4 note-on in live-mackie language),
then
> send Play Clip (Ch 1 F7 note-on/off) while B4 is still "on", and
then
> send a B4 note-off, Live interpret this PlayClip command as a
StopClip
> command.
>
> And I found a way to send two different Note-on commands at the
press
> of a button, and two note-off commands when this same button is
> released. In fact the preset sends notes with velocity 127 when the
> button is pressed, and the same notes with velocity 0 when
released. I
> really don't know exactly how I did it, just played with the "custom
> output" options in BCEditor and found a way that worked.
>
> You could use this technique to group more than two commands in any
> button. Just copy the "Opt/Ctrl" button in my preset, and change the
> values 71 & 72 (or $47 and $48 in hex, which are the note numbers)
to
> whatever note you want, and add another "triplet" (144+71+val, or
> $90+$47+val in hex) for each additional note you want to "group" in
> this button...
>
> Here a great link with the function of eaach note in "live mackie
> language":
> http://shoshin.110mb.com/genmce/mackie%20commands/Mackie%
20commands.htm
>
> Hope this helps,
> Regards,
> Mago
>
>
> --- In bc2000@yahoogroups.com, "bty677917" <spaldy@> wrote:
> >
> > Hello all
> >
> > I've customised a BCF2000 b-control mode preset emulating Mackie
> > control mode which I found in the group which I use with Ableton
Live
> > in Mackie mode. I'm trying to understand how multiple button
> > presses, i.e. shift+button, are supported by the Live
> > implementation.
> >
> > Sniffing the BCF in Mackie mode I can see firmware handles shift
key
> > modifications of target midi note values, but in b-control mode I
> > also see note on sequences that perform different functions on
the
> > target button, e.g. using the EXIT button to modify the function
of
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> > teh STORE button defined in the preset as starting (STORE) or
> > stopping (EXIT+STORE) clip playing.
> >
> > The preset I'm playing wiht is Mago's MCE. I'd like to squeeze
> > another couple of multi-functions out of a couple of controls, if
> > possible.
> >
> > Any help much appreciated.
> >
> > Cheers
> > David
> >
>