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Re: OT: Midi linking inside Bidule: help needed



On Sun, Feb 20, 2011 at 1:52 PM, Fabio_A <eterogenus@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Those are my connections:
> Kaoss Pad midi output > RME 400 audio interface, Input 1
> Inside Bidule: RME400 midi input 1 > PC filter.
> Now If I press one of the eight buttons on my KP, I can see each is 
>sending a PC midi message inside bidule.
>
> Here, in bidule, I also have 4 audio players playing loops of different 
>lenght in loop mode. Each of that player is connected to a stereo mixer.
>
> NOW, I want to mute a specific mixer track by pressing dedicated buttons 
>of my KP, but I haven't found a way....
>
> I have tried using midi learn and "parameters linking"..., but it 
>definitively doesn't work.
>
> I've also tried remapping PC in Note message and in CC....nothing !
> It looks like bidule internal linking doesn't listen to that midi message


Hi Fabio,

I use to handle similar control routings by using the "CC To Params"
module. But since your Kaoss Pad sends MIDI Program Change you need to
first convert them into CC#s. Here are the steps in Bidule:

1. Cable from your MIDI Device Input to a (MIDI) Message Remapper.

2. ...OUCH!!!! When doing this hands-on, while typing, I'm discovering
the Message Remapper can't convert PC into CC#. But you can use two
daisy-chained Messe Remappers: first convert PC to NOte and then
converte Note to CC#.

3. Cable the last Message Remapper into a "CC To Params" module.

4. Open the global Parameters window and select the corresponding "CC
To Params" as the source and the corresponding "Mute Channel" number
as the target inside the Mixer.

Good luck! I too am working in Bidule right now. Setting up a minimal
and rock solid gig environment. I have finally acquired the needed
plugins to match the fidelity of Mainstage and as I do a lot of CC#
sweeping Bidule seems a more stable host.

Per