Hi, I like to switch the Leslie to fast (and later to slow again) via my keyboard, for example by pressing low C. Is that possible using Bome Midi Translator?
Thanks for your replies!
Yes, please find the attached example. I’m assuming you are going to do a MIDI Learn with CC12 as the desired CC to use with your B3X. In this example, we toggle CC12 between 127 and 0. The following rule performs the toggle function for each time you hit the lowest note on a keyboard (0). You may need to adjust the incoming note based on the lowest note your keyboard sends.
// toggle the value of ga
ga=ga^1
// determine value to send
qq=0
if ga==1 then qq=127
The incoming trigger is note-on note 0 any velocity.
The outgoing will be CC12 with a value of either 127 or 0.
I also created a MIDI thru path so that all other MIDI message from your keyboard will go through untouched. This is done in the Bome MIDI Translator Pro MIDI router.
I set up aliases as follows:
You can learn more about aliases from this tutorial.
Note, that if your project is already using the global variable ‘ga’, you will need to pick another global variable that is not in current use.
Note-0-to-CC12-For-Leslie-Switch.bmtp (1.7 KB)
Steve Caldwell
Bome Customer Care
Also available for paid consulting services: bome@sniz.biz
Thanks very much, Steve. It is a bit more complicated than I thought it would be, but I’ll manage to do this.