Hi,
I showed someone this just a few weeks ago. See the thread below:
https://www.bome.com/support/kb/converting-cc-to-note-and-then-toggle-controller-led-on-and-off
The attachment in the example I provided above example that I posted converts CC to Note for live and separate CC to note for LED feedback back to Push.
pp is a local variable to store a value. Consider it a memory location. All variables in MT Pro are two letter abbreviations. Please see the user manual global variable an local variables for more information. You can get to the user manual with pressing F1 or the help menu within Bome MIDI Translator.
The main differences between a global variable and a local one is:
Global variables values are 0 at project start. Local variable values are undefined.
Global variables are visible across all translators. Local variables are only visible for translators that have the same incomming action.
Global variables are persistent until you change them. Local variables are unknown any time the translator runs with exception if you set it with the incoming value or a rule.
There are 10 global variables oo, pp, qq ,rr, ss, tt, uu,vv, ww ,xx - Again they can be re-used with translators with other incoming actions and are considered different for each incoming action.
Global variables start with g-n or y-z. Their second character can be any letter in the alphabet or a number.
(examples ga h1 yy)
All variables are case insenitive (ie PP=pp)
Variables are used to store values and have various operators to perform arithmentic or logic calculations.
Steve Caldwell
Bome Q and A Moderator and
Independent Bome Consultant/Specialist
bome@sniz.biz