If you want list of currently mapped MIDI messages, there's none. You have to open your .qxw file in a text editor, and collect them manually. If you need this list, let me know and I'll write you what to look for.
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open your qxw file in a text editor (or better, open a copy of your qxw file :) ). Search for <Input Universe="NUMBER" Channel="NUMBER"/>
These are your MIDI messages in an encoded form. You can decode them using the above table. For table of MIDI notes see e.g. http://newt.phys.unsw.edu.au/jw/notes.html
I will add some examples later. Sorry that I'm writing this as a serial, I'm a bit busy these days...
EDIT: you can also convert the numbers if you open Input Profile, open channel editor for any channel and enter the number in the number field.
Last edit: Jano Svitok 2015-02-02
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Where i can find the list with mapped midi messages?
If you want list of what MIDI messages may be mapped to a control: http://qlcplus.sourceforge.net/docs/midiplugin.html#channelsmap
If you want list of currently mapped MIDI messages, there's none. You have to open your .qxw file in a text editor, and collect them manually. If you need this list, let me know and I'll write you what to look for.
I give to know :)
I need a list of mapped in my workspace.
Last edit: panaremix 2015-01-27
Jano,
Can you give me tips on how to find a list of used midi?
Hi,
open your qxw file in a text editor (or better, open a copy of your qxw file :) ). Search for <Input Universe="NUMBER" Channel="NUMBER"/>
These are your MIDI messages in an encoded form. You can decode them using the above table. For table of MIDI notes see e.g. http://newt.phys.unsw.edu.au/jw/notes.html
I will add some examples later. Sorry that I'm writing this as a serial, I'm a bit busy these days...
EDIT: you can also convert the numbers if you open Input Profile, open channel editor for any channel and enter the number in the number field.
Last edit: Jano Svitok 2015-02-02