I'm not sure of the possibility or difficulty of this one but here goes:
A device that recognizes specified midi controller data & allows you to send the same controller value to a different controller number &/or midi channel. I was looking at my Roland VS880EX one day & thought "hey these faders transmit midi data" so I hooked it up thinking I could use the VS880 as a control surface. When I did I saw that each fader & pan knob transmitted the same cc# on different midi channels per fader. The CC #'s on these units are fixed. There are probably a lot of other cool things one could do with something like this. I'm sure many of us have Roland VS series products that we wish we could use this way. I did find a way to use the 880 as a control suface, it uses up almost half of my Pulsar 2's DSP.
Midi cc # & channel converter
Have a look at http://www.bome.com/
I use some of his programs, the Midi Translator thing I used to replace what could have been 'midi modular' or something.
I use some of his programs, the Midi Translator thing I used to replace what could have been 'midi modular' or something.
Here's what I've figured out. On the VS-880, each fader & pan knob transmits the same CC# except on a different Midi channel. When you toggle between the mixer on the 880 luckily the next layer has different CC#s. The way I got around this was I just dropped 16 channel strips into my project. I named & numbered them all, arranged them nicely,and changed the Midi channel to correspond with fader/pan/layer. It takes a lot of DSP but it works.On 2002-09-19 07:56, cook wrote:
I'm trying to do the same.
Any new understandings around this VS880- controller-issue?
Maybe with Pulsar MIDI-Merger?