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MIDI CC messages on channel 2 not working #885

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HorstBaerbel opened this issue Aug 19, 2023 · 4 comments
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MIDI CC messages on channel 2 not working #885

HorstBaerbel opened this issue Aug 19, 2023 · 4 comments
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@HorstBaerbel
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HorstBaerbel commented Aug 19, 2023

Operating system and application version

  • OS: Fedora
  • Version 3.29.1

Describe the bug
When connecting a MIDI CC message not on channel #1 (Message 0xbN where N carries the channel) it can be connected (learn button works), but is not working afterwards.
My MIDI controller sends either (different "scene settings in controller"):
Channel 1, CC 23, Value 127 (first message) + 0 (in second message)
or:
Channel 2, CC 18, Value 127 (first message, no second message) <-- Not working

Maybe related to #889

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Learn MIDI CC message where channel is not 1
  2. Connection not working

Expected behavior
Connection should work after learning

@HorstBaerbel
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The second variant is a toggle switch btw: On first press it sends 127 to turn something on, then 0 on second press to turn off. I wanted to use this to toggle module enables. Should this be possible?

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2xAA commented Sep 5, 2023

The second variant is a toggle switch btw: On first press it sends 127 to turn something on, then 0 on second press to turn off. I wanted to use this to toggle module enables. Should this be possible?

Yes, this is the "latch" behaviour in the MIDI panel.

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The second variant is a toggle switch btw: On first press it sends 127 to turn something on, then 0 on second press to turn off. I wanted to use this to toggle module enables. Should this be possible?

Yes, this is the "latch" behaviour in the MIDI panel.

Per button? I guess it is only per controller, but I'll check it out, thanks.

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