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this video has 2 parts: 1: what the device is & does 2: a stop motion film -filmed while i was building and programming the device, with music from our band "crimic" track named "neruda" more info @ wiki: http://wiki.midibox.org/doku.php?id=msq-cc-lre&s[]=msq MSQ_CC_LRE stands for Motion Sequencer for Midi-Control-Change with the LRE8x2 Ledring-Userinterface there are more varations of this tool, one is with a generic BCR2000... there is a wiki for all necessery stuff: http://wiki.midibox.org/doku.php?id=msq-cc-bcr&s[]=msq this Variant is hardcodet for the Nordrum2, but since the CC-Maping is arranged in an Maping-Routing-Array, it can be changed via SourceCode - which is easy done when you know a bit C-Programming. there will be also a simple MSQ_REC - which is reduced to 4Channels, which only Records and Playbacks CC of 4 MidiChannels x 128CC - a CC-Looper, without the functionality of Storing CCs itself ... i will build it for the clavia Nord Rack III - since it has ledrings and encoders - its the berfect synth for that. 8Pushbuttons, 4Ledbars, 4 encoders and done. so this is what have done, and what will be done ;)

Hello community! While experimenting with pots and other types of analogue inputs I've noticed a specific behavior: Let's say, some analogue input is mapped to certain controller with range from 0 to 127. If this input voltage is slowly rising from 0, MIDIbox NG does nothing and waits until this value is big enough to send at least 4. So, values from 1 to 3 are skipped. Fading works smoothly, i.e. values from 3 to 0 are sent. Then if I don't hesitate and rise the voltage again - rising goes smoothly (values 1 to 3 are sent), but if I wait a little and then repeat the procedure - values from 1 to 3 are skipped. Is this intended behavior of NG application? If so, could TK point me a place in code where it can be tweaked?

Hi there! i have a keyboard with 8 sliders and 8 knobs, all midi cc assignable. What do u believe would be the optimal parameters setup (16 of them only) to control my midibox sid? Im working with two sids in a stereo config.

Hi all, I'm trying to configure my MIDIbox to work with FL Studio, and so far I've successfully mapped outputs from the box to control knobs and switches in FL. However, I haven't had any luck in sending feedback to the box to trigger LEDs to light up. FL has a plugin called 'MIDI out' which allows you to send CC, RPN or NRPN bytes to an external MIDI device. My firmware has only been configured to switch LEDs in response to note events. Does anyone have any suggestions how I can take CC, RPN or NRPN bytes being sent from FL and translate them into note events so the LEDs light up on my MIDIbox? Ideally, I'd like to configure FL so it sends out a separate CC for each LED (on channel 2, as 1 is used for my pots and encoders). A CC value of 0 would turn off the LED, while 127 would turn it on. Thanks