Hy!
I have built succesfully the midibox 64. I have a quastion about midibox. How can I disable the 4 menu buttons on sr0 and use it as send midi message?
Thanks.
Sorry my English I am from Hungary
Midibox 64 Menu button disable
Started by
Benji
, Jun 23 2012 11:27
5 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 23 June 2012 - 11:27
#2
Posted 24 June 2012 - 17:26
Hi,
in setup_midibox64.asm you could assign the menu buttons to different DIN pins which are not used, such as:
Thereafter the application has to be recompiled, and the new .hex file has to be uploaded.
As you can see, I already did the changes for you... just download this special version (no new compilation required):
http://www.ucapps.de...f_for_benji.zip
Best Regards, Thorsten.
in setup_midibox64.asm you could assign the menu buttons to different DIN pins which are not used, such as:
;; TK: menu buttons disabled for Benji #define DEFAULT_DIN_MENU_EXEC 64 ; would be the first button on the 9th SR #define DEFAULT_DIN_MENU_RIGHT 65 ; would be the second button on the 9th SR #define DEFAULT_DIN_MENU_LEFT 66 ; would be the third button on the 9th SR #define DEFAULT_DIN_MENU_SNAPSHOT 67 ; would be the fourth button on the 9th SR
Thereafter the application has to be recompiled, and the new .hex file has to be uploaded.
As you can see, I already did the changes for you... just download this special version (no new compilation required):
http://www.ucapps.de...f_for_benji.zip
Best Regards, Thorsten.
Buy TK a Beer Disclaimer: buying TK a beer gets you absolutely nothing in return likesuchas firmware enhancements, technical advices and MIDIbox troubleshooting assistance.
#3
Posted 24 June 2012 - 18:42
Hy!Hi,
in setup_midibox64.asm you could assign the menu buttons to different DIN pins which are not used, such as:;; TK: menu buttons disabled for Benji #define DEFAULT_DIN_MENU_EXEC 64 ; would be the first button on the 9th SR #define DEFAULT_DIN_MENU_RIGHT 65 ; would be the second button on the 9th SR #define DEFAULT_DIN_MENU_LEFT 66 ; would be the third button on the 9th SR #define DEFAULT_DIN_MENU_SNAPSHOT 67 ; would be the fourth button on the 9th SR
Thereafter the application has to be recompiled, and the new .hex file has to be uploaded.
As you can see, I already did the changes for you... just download this special version (no new compilation required):
http://www.ucapps.de...f_for_benji.zip
Best Regards, Thorsten.
Thanks the answer, the software works perfectly. I have any question. I used this controller with Virtual DJ pro. Have you any ide to how can I the LED modul configure? Example: When I load a song on a deck then the play button is blinking. How to implement it whit the DOUT module?
Thanks Benji
#4
Posted 24 June 2012 - 19:37
Such a function would have to be provided by the Host software - it also has to handle the blinking.
MB64 doesn't know when you are loading a song...
Best Regards, Thorsten.
MB64 doesn't know when you are loading a song...
Best Regards, Thorsten.
Buy TK a Beer Disclaimer: buying TK a beer gets you absolutely nothing in return likesuchas firmware enhancements, technical advices and MIDIbox troubleshooting assistance.
#5
Posted 25 June 2012 - 06:50
Hy!
The Virtual Dj can send midi signal when the song loaded. I dont know how to refer to the leds. What are the leds identify?
Example when i pressed a button then send 0-30 message on virtual dj.
The Virtual Dj can send midi signal when the song loaded. I dont know how to refer to the leds. What are the leds identify?
Example when i pressed a button then send 0-30 message on virtual dj.
#6
Posted 26 June 2012 - 21:46
If you've connected a LCD to your MIDIbox, you could upload the MIDImon application to determine the CC number.
Without a LCD you could use a MIDI monitor running on your PC or Mac.
E.g. for Mac I found this app useful: http://www.snoize.com/MIDIMonitor/
It has a very useful "spy" function which allows to display events sent to the MIDI Out.
For PC you could use http://www.midiox.com in conjunction with MIDI Yoke: send the events from your DAW via a virtual (MIDI Yoke based) MIDI interface to MIDI-Ox to display the event.
Best Regards, Thorsten.
Without a LCD you could use a MIDI monitor running on your PC or Mac.
E.g. for Mac I found this app useful: http://www.snoize.com/MIDIMonitor/
It has a very useful "spy" function which allows to display events sent to the MIDI Out.
For PC you could use http://www.midiox.com in conjunction with MIDI Yoke: send the events from your DAW via a virtual (MIDI Yoke based) MIDI interface to MIDI-Ox to display the event.
Best Regards, Thorsten.
Buy TK a Beer Disclaimer: buying TK a beer gets you absolutely nothing in return likesuchas firmware enhancements, technical advices and MIDIbox troubleshooting assistance.
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