Thanks for fixing this ohm! Works perfectly now.
Cheers

Hello ohm,

The Speed controller behaves very erratically in version 0.93. It seems to produce values only once in a while.
However there is no problem in version 0.74 (the last beta I saved).

thanks, I'll take a look at it

Is it possible to have a pitchbend like controller where the value goes back to the standard pitch when the finger is released?

+1 on this, I'd love to have that kind of a control!!!

I have been trying this tonight, and I like the concept very much. But I have a serious problem using it with my left-handed mouse: the program reponds to mouse clicks in a very weird way: to get a "left click" (for dragging or resizing, or for using the buttons in the top left of the screen), I have to press both mouse buttons quickly one after the other, otherwise it doesn't do anything. And even weirder: in the "drawing area", I have to press the left button first, but to use the buttons in the top left corner, I have to push the right button first . Right-click and doubleclick seem to work normally. When I switch to right-handed mode, all is fine.

I am using a Wacom Penpartner tablet with an Asus laptop with a Synaptics touchpad and a Trust cordless mouse. When I set the mouse to left-handed mode, both the mouse and the touchpad show this behavior, it doesn't matter if I set the touchpad to left- or right-handed mode.

That bug has been fixed and an update will be ready soon

Hi,

It appears to be very strange things with the 0.94 version :
Is there a mirror mode (mouse mode) ??

The controller zone has been covered with oblic lines and all the movements are verticaly mirrored (the crosshair follows inverted movements in comparison to the mouse cursor).
After restarting T2M the lines remain (excepted a white rectangle area) and the movements are always inverted now, with new or old patches...

Any idea ?

I just downloaded the Tablet2Midi demo. I don't yet have any tablet, but tested it anyway in energyXT. Is the "mouse mode" (caps lock) supposed to send values just by moving the mouse, or am I mixing things up?

I can't seem to make it to send any values to synths connected after it in eXT.

I don't know whether or not this can rightly be called a "bug," but I notice when I use the Relative Binary Offset mode with Reaktor it's not possible to have fine control over parameters.

For example, if I create a knob with a range of 0-1000, and set the stepsize to one, I should have 1000 possible steps to choose from, right? Well, using the mouse I can step from 0 to 1 to 2 all the way up to 1000. However, if I try to use Tab2MIDI instead it steps through the values in increments of 8... 0, 8, 16, 24, etc. Which is pretty close to the 7-bit resolution I am trying to surpass.

Perhaps this is a problem with how Reaktor handles Relative MIDI commands, but if there is anything that can be done to fix it I would be most pleased.

This happens when you messed up the calibration. Try to calibrate again. I personally ignore the printout and just type into the edges of the field.

Hannes

Tablet2Midi v0.940 does not seem to be compatible with my Toshiba M200 Portege Tablet PC. Program displays GUI, states "WinTab driver could not be loaded - running in mouse mode". I have checked to see if I'm Wacom penabled and I am. I have WinXP SP2. The program runs as a useless empty dialog box. Right-clicking does nothing and the menu buttons don't work. Let me know if there's anymore information you need to fix this. I'm eager to try your program. Cheers!

-Art

I just bought Tablet2Midi and while using a small touchscreen monitor as my input device I appreciate it a lot. I am using mouse mode as with the mentioned display there is no tablet mode available.

Changing values by using sliders and the xy-pads works like charm the only problem is that I don't seem to get those buttons to work - at least the way I expect them to: There seems no way to get a midi message to be fired on a simple mouse click or mouse down event.

I have tried out different parameter settings in the buttons context menu but all I am getting to work is the button reacting on mouse move events when activating the second control. I guess this is a special thing concerning mouse mode but unfortunatly I do not have the opportunity to crosscheck against tablet mode.

Any suggestions?

I'll investigate - not using mouse mode myself so there could very well be a bug there.

I'm just trying to set up the free version of Tablet 2 Midi and it doesn't work very well. F4 and F5 don't do anything which makes it difficult to switch back and forth between transparent and opaque. When running the standalone version when you switch back to opaque all the white areas become black so you can't see anything. Also the standalone version won't save.

When it comes to actually trying to play what you've set up, and this may just be my lack of understanding here, nothing happens. In the plugin version I can save each shape as I make it but the only way I can make anything happen is to click on the saved file, which sends a constant midi note that doesn't shut off until you restart the plugin.

I'm not sure how the tablet is supposed to be configured. I installed the drivers and now it operates just like a mouse. I suppose thats correct, it doesn't say otherwise anywhere else. When the pen isn't near the pad the "wintab driver could not be found - running in mouse mode" message is there. I don't know if this is a problem or not. Maybe i'm just thick but I can't seem to figure any of this stuff out.

I'm not sure if development is still going on with this but nevertheless, i'm running a Macbook 1.83ghz under bootcamp with Windows XP Pro SP2. Host for plugin: Ableton Live. Tablet type: Trust TB-3100.