Hi Folks,
This Cantabile is getting better and better. I really appreciate its versatility. Here is my question, "What data for parameters CC00 and CC32 does it expect to receive?"
Here is my challenge. I am sending program changes from a SoftStep foot controller to change subsessions. This is working fine. According to MidiOx only the PC change message is sent from this controller.
I would also like to send the same messages from my Roland V-Accordion for the same purpose. According to MidiOx these messages are exactly the same as the SoftStep EXCEPT that prior to each PC message the bank data (CC00 and CC32) is also sent.I can control what data these parameters send but I cannot turn them off.I would like to send CC00 & CC32 data that Cantabile expects. A second option would be to filter them out.
So far I have tried:
CC00=0,CC32=0
CC00=1,CC32=0
CC00=10,CC32=0
CC00=2,CC32=0
Can someone tell me what bank numbers are being used by Cantabile when I just send PC data?
Thanks,
LooseBruce
CC00 and CC32 Settings
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 45 posts since 8 Jun, 2009 from Oneida, NY
Hi Folks,
I just wanted to say I have also tried:
CC00=0,CC32=1
CC00=79,CC32=0 Supposedly GM
Any help would be appreciated. When I send the bank data prior to the PC data the subsessions do NOT respond to the program change.
Thanks,
LooseBruce
I just wanted to say I have also tried:
CC00=0,CC32=1
CC00=79,CC32=0 Supposedly GM
Any help would be appreciated. When I send the bank data prior to the PC data the subsessions do NOT respond to the program change.
Thanks,
LooseBruce
Bellows22 wrote:Hi Folks,
This Cantabile is getting better and better. I really appreciate its versatility. Here is my question, "What data for parameters CC00 and CC32 does it expect to receive?"
Here is my challenge. I am sending program changes from a SoftStep foot controller to change subsessions. This is working fine. According to MidiOx only the PC change message is sent from this controller.
I would also like to send the same messages from my Roland V-Accordion for the same purpose. According to MidiOx these messages are exactly the same as the SoftStep EXCEPT that prior to each PC message the bank data (CC00 and CC32) is also sent.I can control what data these parameters send but I cannot turn them off.I would like to send CC00 & CC32 data that Cantabile expects. A second option would be to filter them out.
So far I have tried:
CC00=0,CC32=0
CC00=1,CC32=0
CC00=10,CC32=0
CC00=2,CC32=0
Can someone tell me what bank numbers are being used by Cantabile when I just send PC data?
Thanks,
LooseBruce
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 45 posts since 8 Jun, 2009 from Oneida, NY
Hi Folks,
Please ignore these posts because the problem (challenge) was misinterpreted by me. The BANK information CC00 & CC32 were NOT the cause.I had failed to put another line in the midi assignments which dictated the 2nd source (V-accordion)as a controller to make these sub-session changes.
I just tried it out and it worked perfectly.
Sorry to trouble you all,
LooseBruce
Please ignore these posts because the problem (challenge) was misinterpreted by me. The BANK information CC00 & CC32 were NOT the cause.I had failed to put another line in the midi assignments which dictated the 2nd source (V-accordion)as a controller to make these sub-session changes.
I just tried it out and it worked perfectly.
Sorry to trouble you all,
LooseBruce
Bellows22 wrote:Hi Folks,
This Cantabile is getting better and better. I really appreciate its versatility. Here is my question, "What data for parameters CC00 and CC32 does it expect to receive?"
Here is my challenge. I am sending program changes from a SoftStep foot controller to change subsessions. This is working fine. According to MidiOx only the PC change message is sent from this controller.
I would also like to send the same messages from my Roland V-Accordion for the same purpose. According to MidiOx these messages are exactly the same as the SoftStep EXCEPT that prior to each PC message the bank data (CC00 and CC32) is also sent.I can control what data these parameters send but I cannot turn them off.I would like to send CC00 & CC32 data that Cantabile expects. A second option would be to filter them out.
So far I have tried:
CC00=0,CC32=0
CC00=1,CC32=0
CC00=10,CC32=0
CC00=2,CC32=0
Can someone tell me what bank numbers are being used by Cantabile when I just send PC data?
Thanks,
LooseBruce
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- KVRAF
- 2310 posts since 13 Apr, 2008 from Germany
Midi setups quickly get unclear. Midi is also a term used for so many different things that all does not get more easy...
As far as I know Cantabile setlists and subsessions do not respond on bank changes - ony prgram change.
GM and further standards specify certan use of CC's ( and some more like soundsets...)
Concerning midi controllers you should keep in mind that the standard splits them in a range from 0..63 and 64..128.
The lower range is "paired". 0..31 correspond with 32..63 and can be used as 14bit precision controls. The best known one is the Bank CC's
CC 0 is the MSB bank and CC 32 is LSB bank portion.
Also most controller CC's of the lower range are not used with 14bit precision it's intended to be used that way.
The upper range are conventional 7 bit data values in [0..127] and are not interlinked to each other in any way. Just the very top ones have special meanings like AllNotesOff or AllControllersOff.
Refer to MMA (midi manufacturers association) sites for more detailed information.
As far as I know Cantabile setlists and subsessions do not respond on bank changes - ony prgram change.
GM and further standards specify certan use of CC's ( and some more like soundsets...)
Concerning midi controllers you should keep in mind that the standard splits them in a range from 0..63 and 64..128.
The lower range is "paired". 0..31 correspond with 32..63 and can be used as 14bit precision controls. The best known one is the Bank CC's
CC 0 is the MSB bank and CC 32 is LSB bank portion.
Also most controller CC's of the lower range are not used with 14bit precision it's intended to be used that way.
The upper range are conventional 7 bit data values in [0..127] and are not interlinked to each other in any way. Just the very top ones have special meanings like AllNotesOff or AllControllersOff.
Refer to MMA (midi manufacturers association) sites for more detailed information.
Best regards, TiUser
...and keep on jamming...
...and keep on jamming...
