Adjusting Speed on Rotary Encoders - Mapped Midi Controller

[LindseyD]

Hello!

I have an Arturia minilab MK2 with 16 encoders I want to use for plugin control until my broke-ass can afford an SSL SC1.

I've been able to setup the device and manipulated the XML file to get the relative encoders to work ok, but I find the encoders to be a little quick. I'm hoping by chance someone awesome on here knows of some easy code I could throw in to slow them down, like a precision setting or something...



This is the code I used for a Relative Type 2 encoder:

<Control name="controlb0000" title="01" type="relative" options="receive public">
<MidiMessage status="#B0" channel="0" address="#0" options="complement plain"/>

Thanks!!

Lindsey

Windows 10 | Studio One 6.6.2.100548 Professional

 

[bburtin]

I don't have an answer for you, but I'm struggling with a similar issue with trying to get an X-Touch Mini to send relative CC messages. How did you come up with the XML? Is it documented somewhere?

 

[LindseyD]

After much research S1 I'm concluding that if your using a midi controller for plugin control, it needs to be able to both send and recieve midi cc data.

 

[bburtin]

I came to the same conclusion. I was able to get my Behringer X-Touch Mini working with Studio One. The trick is to choose the "Transmit value" option on the knob in the MIDI mapping dialog. After you do that, the data flows in both directions. The controller updates the UI and changes to the UI will update the position of the rotary knob on the controller.

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