 Posted 5/14/2007 1:42 AM
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| The Industry standard Pitch bend controller has 16384 increments (+/-8192) and I believe uses registered parameter numbers (RPN) to achieve this. I would like to know how to turn other continuous controllers into a similar high-definition controllers using non-registered parameters (NRPN), such that when I turn a knob for, say, CC#37 for example, it will output numbers from 0 to 16384 as opposed to the usual 0 to 127. If this cannot be done, is there another way to create such a controller? Thanks, Brett
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Posted 5/14/2007 2:34 AM
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| Wow - awesome question Brett. I have no idea - but I'm hoping one of our members will. Anyone?
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Posted 5/20/2007 3:10 AM
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| All controllers have the ability to be fine tuned with the use of LSB controllers. That gives you the 16384 increments for very fine adjustments. Take a look at the chart of controllers on the MMA website. http://www.midi.org/about-midi/table3.shtml Notice that controllers 32 through 63 are all LSB, or fine tuning for Controllers 0 through 31 (MSB) The question now becomes, Does your particular piece of equipment implement those controllers? ( BTW, If I have misinterpreted the info on the MMA site, someone please correct me)
JazzCat >^..^<
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