Lava wrote: ↑Sun Mar 14, 2021 6:35 pm
gentleclockdivider wrote: ↑Sun Mar 14, 2021 5:46 pm
That’s one of the most simple things to do
Create a pack controller , set value for midi channel , controller nr and controller value ( send this also to the green read input )
What is meant by the "pack" prefix? It sounds like it's implying a bundle of multiple signals/controls? But I don't see multiple items when I look at, say, a pack controller.
What do you mean by controller "nr"? And I don't see a green read input on the pack controller.
I also don't see a place to specify the midi CC#.

You pack values , for example if you sent a midi control that for cutoff , you also need to send additional information like midi channel
For the pack controller the leftmost nlet is the controll number , for cut off this is nr 74
The second input is the actual value that you want to send , the input next to that is the midi channel you want to send this controller data to , and the last input is the call input ( this sends out the data of the pack controller , iow an excute command ..you can control this with the actual knob or slider that sends out the values or you could use a metro clock so that the pack controller only sends out values every beat or 1/8th note etc..)
The midi channel can be added later by inserting a midi channel module
I am going to give a stupid analogy

, say you want to send me a package
-the envelope/box is the module = tuple
-the street adress to which you're sending it to is the controller number (74 for cutoff )
-the city I live in is the midi channel
-the actual value that your sending ( controller data ) is the content of the envelope/box
-the (green call) call input is the courier delivering the package
hope that makes sense

Here's an example of controlling audio realsim abl3 with midi controller data