The behringer?
"MIDI note commands for trigger and tap-tempo applications"
http://www.behringer.nl/EN/Products/FCB1010.aspx
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The behringer?
"MIDI note commands for trigger and tap-tempo applications"
http://www.behringer.nl/EN/Products/FCB1010.aspx
Pretty much all of them, you can do tap tempo via midi cc on one of the instant access buttons. The MarkL pedals have a special function for this on 2 possible buttons.Citaat:
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Thanks,
I read the manuals of the footcontroller you guys have suggested me.
If I understood correctly, you set the TapTempo via midi CC.
I thought there was a more pricise way to do it. Polling a midi message to retrieve a tempo may lead error measurement of about 3-4ms.
Thanks for all the infos.
Doesn't that depend on the polling frequency? :)
You could also consider an event/interrupt-based midi-in routine...?
Sure. Higher polling frequency, less process can be handled.Citaat:
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Anyway if users are happy with this MIDI CC=>TEMPO method is fine for me :)
Interrupt based midi -in routine is in my opinion a must.
For 120 bpm (1 beat is 500ms), the error margin (3-4ms) is less than 1%. Seems acceptable to me. :crazyhappy:
Hi guys,
how does a ground foot controller get the information regarding the effects status (ON/OFF) since it is connected mono directional (only one midi cable) ?
I have studied the manuals of the most common MIDI ground controller and they appear to be quite convoluted and time consuming.
-somewhat related-
The Roland FC-300 has a Patch-mode that allows you to send multiple midi messages for 'select' and 'unselect' of that specific program number. In this mode you could send out a PC to select the patch in the unit and send additional CC's to enable/disable effects in that program.
It also has a sys-ex mode that exchanges rich program information but that requires 2 way connections - either midi or CAT.
I though this info might give you some 'inspiration' ;-)