So, this might be the information I'm looking for, and it confirms my observations. I am simply sending messages via sysex to a certain knob and it is showing up on the screen." I am pretty sure I was the first to do this, but it depends on how you look at it.
#MASCHINE CONTROLLER EDITOR ERROR HOW TO#
This was an amazing epiphany for me when I discovered how to use the screens in Controller mode. "Finally, I have basic identification of the project name and authorship displaying on the two screens upon initialization of the script. I stumbled upon this just yesterday, while scouring the net for anything having to do with hacking Maschine hardware: This has my brains in knots, and I've been pondering this for some time now, attempting to solve this by myself, but with no success. I can see a pitch bend command here as well, like the ones controlling the bottom row, so I suppose the values should change as well. What happens on the displays in this case is that the top row of every column changes, to display the track names in the selected bank. Inside Studio One, however, this is what I get from doing the exact same thing: When doing a bank change using that same template (Changes the top row), it generates very little data in MIDI monitor:Ģ1:49:41.510ğrom Maschine Studio Virtual Input Note Onđě1đ27Ģ1:49:41.575ğrom Maschine Studio Virtual Input Note Offđě1Đ I am unable to copy and paste from this window for some reason, so I'll attach a screenshot: I get the following data from the built in MIDI monitor inside Studio One, when doing the same kind of thing. There are eight of these channels available, sending on channels 0 through 7. In the NI controller editor, the knob is set as "MCU Channel", instead of Control Change. This is a completely different kind of message than I get from turning a normal knob, which usually gives me a CC value from 0 to 127, depending on what I tell it to do. The message seems to be translated from hex to decimal.
This twiddling changes the value of the bottom row of column 2, on display 1:Ģ1:27:22.910ğrom Maschine Studio Virtual Input Pitch WheelĒĖ306Ģ1:27:22.910ğrom Maschine Studio Virtual Input Pitch WheelĒĖ552Ģ1:27:22.913ğrom Maschine Studio Virtual Input Pitch WheelĒĖ798Ģ1:27:22.915ğrom Maschine Studio Virtual Input Pitch WheelĒė011 This is an example of what I get from a knob twiddle using MIDI monitor. Four columns per display - sixteen different fields in total. This is with a modified version of the Mackie Control script for Studio One. I can control pan and volume of tracks this way, with visual feedback on the screen, like a MCU unit. I am turning a knob, straight below the display, and the value on the screen changes. I've tried out many different things, but the sysex messages seem to be in some way obscured.
#MASCHINE CONTROLLER EDITOR ERROR CODE#
All code there seems to relate to the Maschine App, and not MIDI mode.Ĭan I listen in on the communication between S1 and the hardware somehow? Is that a useful thing to do? I've checked inside the Maschine standalone executable as well. ncms-template file that NI Controller Editor uses either. There is no possibility of assigning displays in the NI Controller Editor. I've checked everywhere for the API for Studio One, but if it's out there, it's well hidden. Everything is in ascii format at this point, so the conversion to midi seems to be taking place elsewhere. So I guess it really takes care of everything that happens up until the message is sent. However, much of the MCU js script seems to revolve around the text that's supposed to appear on the displays. Signals to and from Host seem to be input and output. Can't find any midi communication explicitly in the code. It seems reasonable that it's in these places communication via midi takes place. The script also calls on a few methods belonging to Host: The MCU Script S1 uses refers to a library that seems opaque to me - probably built into S1.
0 kommentar(er)
