Re: [Sooperlooper-users] MIDI-Binding

[Jesse C. <je...@es...>]

On Tue, 8 Nov 2005, Arthur Braitsch wrote:
> In this Patchbay I chose the emi 6/2m as MIDI Input and Sooperlooper_in a=
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> MIDI-Output.
> Right there I thought: "Well it should be just the other way around" but=
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> thats how they appeared in the flip-menu.

Sounds good so far.

> I only allowed Data on Channel 1, as this is the only Channel my=20
> Foot-Controller is supposed to send.

Don't restrict anything in midi patchbay, just in case.

> Another thing that I=B4m confused about is the Learn-Option. And what the=
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> means this:
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> Do learn-style control binding by choosing the learn option from the cont=
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> menu's of a button, slider or control.  Control-Middle-clicking on the bu=
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> or  slider is a shortcut to start learning.

It is simple, if you have a 3 button mouse you can right click to=20
get a popup menu on any GUI control, one of the menu items is=20
Learn MIDI Binding.  If you only have a one-button apple=20
mouse, do a Control-click to get the context menu.

You should see a purple bar on the left side of the GUI when it=20
is waiting for a MIDI event to learn.  It will disappear when the=20
event comes in.  You can hit the escape key to cancel.

The alternative way to create midi bindings is to use the=20
Preferences window midi bindings tab.

jlc