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  • After testing MIDI remotes I ended up with the following translation and notes.

    Maybe it could be useful to others.

    My test was mainly with Target = Sequence, Fader = Master and Key = Go+


    MA3 interface name >> Name if I could decide :)

    Midi Channel >> Midi Channel

    Midi Index >> Note/CC number + 1 (MIDI range 0-127, MA3 range 1-128)

    Midi Type >> React to:

    Note >> NoteOn

    NoteAttack >> NoteOn + Velocity

    NoteAttackDecay >> NoteOn + Velocity + NoteOff

    Control >> CC message

    - NoteOn will trigger the command in the Key column

    - Velocity will be sent to the destination in the Fader column with optional scaling/inversion applied

    - NoteOff seem to send fader to zero and disable the selected fader function...?? Need help here! :/:!:

    - CC message will trigger the command in the Key column if its value has changed

    - CC value will be sent to the destination in the Fader column with optional scaling/inversion applied.

    - I have not understood/seen any effect of the "Trigger On/Trigger Off" values.:/

    - The idle value of 'in' for Note and NoteAttack is 12800.0008, small glitch I guess.

    - Not all destinations seem to use Velocity value.


    I applaud the flexibility here!

    Seems like everything can be controlled with MIDI.

    The information is based on my test only so please correct me if I'm wrong or not precise.

  • I haven't tested, but here are my speculations regarding the "Trigger On/Trigger Off" properties

    - Analoge/Midi/DMX-remotes have many common properties, so all properties may not yet have effect on all remote subtypes

    - gma2 analog input was a binary on/off, while gma3 has an ADC input

    - trigger on/off might determine threshold for analog voltages required to trigger/release any assigned Key command

  • Midi Index >> Note/CC number + 1 (MIDI range 0-127, MA3 range 1-128)

    This is a bug which will be fixed within one of the next releases.

    Trigger On: If this threshold is reached when increasing the value, the target will be "executed".

    Trigger Off: If this threshold is reached when decreasing the value, the target will be "switched off".

    I think this could be tested with Temp as key function.

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