Play/stop messages are NOT note messages. They are MMC messages if im not mistaken. I don't have the midish filters in mind but you need to change the fa/fc map to another message type to pass it through. Hope that helps. Raphaël Le jeu. 15 sept. 2022 à 16:45, Matthew Bockol <roue_at_cdlfn.net> a écrit : > Hi All, > > I have a Keystep Pro I'd like to use to trigger starting and stopping > playback on several devices. > > For some devices, I have the keystep sending midi-note information using > > fmap { any ksp_ctrl_00 } { any uno } > > When the keystep is on channel 0 it can trigger notes on the uno so long > as I'm not in stop mode. > > For other devices I'm relying on a different keyboard to enter in notes so > don't have an equivalent mapping. > > I'd like them all to use the tempo and playback start/stop signal from the > Keystep Pro. > > For tempo, I have the following defined: > > dclkrx 10 > dclktx { 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 } > > where device 10 is the keystep pro and devices 0-8 are a couple of volcas, > a pair of midi-to-usb adapters, and some other odds and ends. > > Before I had the keystep I could start playback and adjust tempo with > midish directly ( t 120 , then p to play ) but so far I haven't been able > to get the keystep to trigger playback / controll tempo on the other > devices ( the volca's have their own sequencers I'd like to use ). > > When I run debug mididev 1 I can see the midi start (fa) and stop (fc) > messages coming from the keystep, but when I tried to map them to all > devices: > > # midi fa start message > fmap { note ksp_ctrl_00 250 } { any any } > > # midi fc stop message > fmap { note ksp_ctrl_00 252 } { any any } > > it reports that the note is out of range. I'm hoping there's something > obvious I'm missing. > > Thanks, > Matt > > >Received on Thu Sep 15 2022 - 20:01:36 CEST
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