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2016-10-27 by Ron Anderson
In the following example, easypar 1 1 0 127 absolute As I understand it, the arguments are as such? Arg 1 = 1 is the midi channel we wish to set for this controlArg 2 = 1 is the CC number we wish to set in this control for it to use.Arg 3 = 0 is the min value for the controlArg 4 = 127 is the max value for the controlArg 5 is self explanatory. Do I interpret this correctly? Thanks. :Ron
2016-10-28 by rpcfender@...
2016-10-28 by Ron Anderson
Thanks I've been reading the implementation pdf.
From: "rpcfender@yahoo.com.au [bc2000]" <bc2000@yahoogroups.com>
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Subject: [bc2000] Re: easypar question
Hi Ron you missed a fairly important bit.
.easypar CC 1 1 0 127 absolute
The CC tells the BCR what kind (status byte) of Midi messages it is.Otherwise I think you are correct.
Note that if this was a Button....easypar CC 1 1 127 0 increment 8
max and min are swapped.This feature was an add on and perhaps this format was easier to implement.
Grab Mark's manual that comes with his BC manger software for detailed explanation on the forms of easypar.
All the bestRoyce