From: Renato <re...@gm...> - 2009-10-08 22:09:05
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Hello, having read about midi in the last thread I remembered the talk a few months ago about making the midi chart user defined through a conf file... has any step been done with this? Btw, in the meantime I discovered Ardour and i fell in love with it's way of assigning a midi control: you middle click (or something similar) on the parameter, then you're asked to move the controller and it gets assigned. It's really intuitive Renato |
From: Douglas M. <dmc...@fi...> - 2009-10-09 03:57:08
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Renato wrote: > Hello, > having read about midi in the last thread I remembered the talk a > few months ago about making the midi chart user defined through a conf > file... has any step been done with this? I probably mentioned that I had the ability to do this, however finding the time is another matter entirely. Notwithstanding any opinions Josep and others might have, this seems like a straightforward task that anybody might be able to do. > > Btw, in the meantime I discovered Ardour and i fell in love with it's > way of assigning a midi control: you middle click (or something > similar) on the parameter, then you're asked to move the controller and > it gets assigned. It's really intuitive That does certainly sound like a decent ui. Depending on fltk which I have no real experience with, I don't imagine it would be that hard to catch a middle click on the labels of anything that has a slider. -dmc |
From: Dubphil <du...@fr...> - 2009-10-09 06:41:01
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> Btw, in the meantime I discovered Ardour and i fell in love with it's > way of assigning a midi control: you middle click (or something > similar) on the parameter, then you're asked to move the controller and > it gets assigned. It's really intuitive Of course this would be magic ;) Best regards Philippe |