Hello,
I made an input profile in order to trigger QLC from Midi commands out of VST-Live.
So far so good. The bad thing is that I have to change these entries. Unfortunately I made lots of entries...
In the input profile XML file I can see the ID, the Name and the Function but not the corresponding Midi event like e.g. "Note on F#"".
I cannot find the link between these information.
So I have to check every single item, click on it and write down the Midi event.
It would be so much easier if I coult find it all together in the input profile XML file or at another place.
Can somebody help?
Thank you in advance!
Cheers, Rainer
Input Profile Definition and link to Midi Commands in XML File
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Have a look at the Channels Map at the bottom of this page: https://docs.qlcplus.org/v4/plugins/midi
The range of Midi Notes goes from C-1 (value 129) to G9 (value 256, C4 is the middle value).
So you have to add 129 to the numbers in this table:
The range of Midi Notes goes from C-1 (value 129) to G9 (value 256, C4 is the middle value).
So you have to add 129 to the numbers in this table:
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Thank you so much!
It was a little complicated because I used Midichannel 16.
So now i calculated as follows:
Midichannel minus 1 (so 16-1 = 15) (why? I don'nt know...)
(15*4096)+(129+Midivalue)
E.G. for C1 it is 129+24=153
(15*4096)+153=61593
C1 at Midichannel 16 = Channelnumber 61593
Cheers, Rainer
It was a little complicated because I used Midichannel 16.
So now i calculated as follows:
Midichannel minus 1 (so 16-1 = 15) (why? I don'nt know...)
(15*4096)+(129+Midivalue)
E.G. for C1 it is 129+24=153
(15*4096)+153=61593
C1 at Midichannel 16 = Channelnumber 61593
Cheers, Rainer
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Midi is 8bit, with the first bit a descriptor for what info is sent. As being binary, it starts at zero. So 0 to 15, whereas midi channels are numbered 1-16. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIDI#Tech ... ifications
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