11-28-2020, 11:23 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-29-2020, 12:26 AM by robrain.
Edit Reason: some notes on the device
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(11-28-2020, 09:04 PM)Jesse Johannesen Wrote: I figured out what the deal is: CC15 selects the Port, 1-6 where Port 1 and 2 are the 5 pin Din Ports A and B, so the numbers of the Ports are off by 2 versus the names. So if you want to send to USB Port 1, you need to send CC15 = 3. It does seem counter intuitive except that in every menu that is the order the Ports are listed, which makes it sort of intuitive sort of annoying. I think that solves this mystery for the moment.
I'll take a look at that Max plugin, it seems like it could be pretty handy. I think I have Max for live (I just bought Suite and I think it's included).
Thanks so much for sharing!
Best Regards,
Jesse
I am applying palm to face right now. I’m so USB-focused it never occurred to me to think of the DIN ports. Thanks for administering the clue stick
.Have fun with the device. Note that that's not the "right" way to send multiple CCs, but it is the quick and dirty way and appropriate for test/debug stuff like this. And yes, M4L is part of Suite - that's how I've got it.