multi midi cc

[bebecrystal]

hi how do i control more than one knob in modular with the same cc value?
thanks

[yayajohn]

try spacef's CC-X2 or CC2X2 under the free download area of his site.


http://www.spacef-devices.com/

oops not sure if this works with modular


update: works if you use external to modular and route into modular

[dawman]

SpaceFs stuff will work, but you can ;t move multiple knobs in the same patch using a single CC.
I's be happy to show you how to move knobs in Modular using it, but this MVC made by RoyT has 2 black knobs that output CCs inside of the patch.
I am not around to try it out and see if it can be assigned more than once, but it's worth a try.
http://www.cwmodular.org/ModSingleDL/MVC_Cwm.mdl

[dante]

Heres how I used CCx2 to move 2 knobs at once - in Modular IV :

http://www.hitfoundry.com/issue_06/tapeecho.htm

[bebecrystal]

thanks those spacef devices are perfect and that link made it a breeze to learn these awesome things

[yayajohn]

If you need to move more knobs with one controller there's spacef's black box II which has a CCX5 and I think a CCX8 in the bundle as well as a lot of other neat goodies. It's a great buy but not sure if he's selling stuff right now.

[dawman]

I have a great time with CC2x2's as they have total control over every movement.
The below example allows me to use an expression Pedal to move various drawbar movements on the B2003.
On the real Hammond I would have to use my left or right hand to do this.
On the B2003 I can still play both manuals ( keyboard sections ) at the same time while using a foot.
You'll see the various curves, resistance parameters and offsets that allow each Knob, slider or fader you wish to control from it's speed ( lag ) to it's direction ( Linear and Linear R ) and offests, then the knob by the sliders is that last finessing parameters to get exact start and destinations.
This is why Soniccore is totally far ahead or the Native emulations that only emulate the sound, and add nothing extra.
To me, I want software to outdo the hardware, not just give me a cute picture so I can fantasize about the emulation.

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