[Maybe someone has already tried???]

Hi Thorsten,

I only need this function for making fast volume groups, cause for channel panning i know that isn't very useful...

You think this will work?

Looping LC_ENC_SendVPot for the selected channels you think i can get an immediate response from the "grouped" motorfaders? The "incremented value" will be added to the current value of the motor-fader ONLY for the selected channels??

I'm just a sound technician, and i know that my  idea can appear "unuseful" but  when i have to arrange a drum-set volume fader by fader, making attention to increment every channel the same value, i think that such function could really help me :)

Thank you again for helping me with this :)

redhead

[Maybe someone has already tried???]

Hi Thorsten, thank you for your quick reply!

Currently i'm using Ableton Live 4.0, wich unfortunately  don't include a grouping function...

I wanted to create such function ON the MidiBox because of that...

My project include also compatibility  with Protools, wich includes the grouping function... (BankSticks)...

I think that  giving to a rotative encoder  the possibility of incrementing the selected value (pan - volume) of  the selected channels, the function can be created, but i don't know "how", and it's not a little particular...

Could you tell me if it's possible to create such function ON the MidiBox?

Sorry for the bad english and thank you very much for the support :)

redhead

[Maybe someone has already tried???]

Hi all,

i am on my first project, and i would like to create a dual Midibox LC with a master Midibox LC...

i wanted to add a function for "incrementing" the value of selected channels by moving only ONE fader or pan,

a "such fast grouping" function ON the Midibox...

I think i have to send the increment to the other channels by their DOUTX4 module, but i have no electronics experience/cognition and i'm a little bit confused...

Someone has tried doing this before?

Could someone give me some useful hint?

Thank you ;D

redhead

[Primo progetto, tanta confusione!! ;D]

Ciao a tutti, sto pianificando di costruire un "semplice" midibox come primo progetto...

Il mio progetto è composto da:

- 17 fader motorizzati (16 canali + master)

- 16 rotary con ledring per il pan

- solo, mute, rec enable, select per i 16 canali

- bank select (1-16, 17-32, 33-48, 49-64,NEXT)

- comandi per Transport (play, rec, stop, ffd, rew)

- un display per il timecode (hh,mm,ss,ff)

- un display (o diversi) per vedere la channel label e lo stato dei parametri mentre li si modifica...

- compatibiltà Protools - Ableton Live

Non avendo molte cognizioni di elettronica, ho un po' di confusione sui moduli che devo usare...

in teoria avrei bisogno di:

- 2 Midibox LC (8 fader motorizzati, 8 pan con ledring, solo, mute, rec, select  e display - per ognuna)

- 1 Midibox LC (1 fader motorizzato "master", controllo dei faderbank slave, transport , display per MTC)

e Banksticks per la compatibilità Protools - Ableton Live...

DOMANDE:

Come posso collegare insieme i moduli CORE per avere la possibilità di comandarli dalla Midibox "master" (controllo dei fader Banks)?

Qualcuno conosce le differenze principali tra i messaggi che vengono inviati a Protools e Live?

Il vostro aiuto è molto gradito, se non vi rispondo è perchè sarò al manicomio ;D

Grazie a tutti,

redhead

[recommended midi interface]

hi everybuddy, actually  i'm working with a Motu micro lite 5x5 midi usb interface.

i'm very happy with this>> fast, reliable, mac/pc compatibility

check it out :)

ciao