The ainser64 faders are on channel 1 by default: can I change this?
The volume goes in the opposite way: low volume is high and vice versa. Shall I “re-soldier” the 5V and 0V of the faders or is there a software solution?
Is there a way to define e.g. 1200 = minimum volume and 3500 = maximum volume?
Maybe I missed a documentation, but I cannot find it…
Can I plug the pistons in the Diomatrix module? I know how to change the channel, but should I edit some more things in de default.mio or should I edit the pc software (eg pc organ / jorgan etc.)
The ainser64 faders are on channel 1 by default: can I change this?
yes: currently you are using 0xB0 for each input, which means: send CC over MIDI channel #1
In order to send over MIDI Channel #2, just change this to 0xB1
The volume goes in the opposite way: low volume is high and vice versa. Shall I “re-soldier” the 5V and 0V of the faders or is there a software solution?
Please re-solder, it’s more consistent
Is there a way to define e.g. 1200 = minimum volume and 3500 = maximum volume?
Scaling analog values isn’t provided by the MIDIO128 applications.
If this is required, go for MIDIbox NG!
(and btw.: MIDIbox NG allows you to swap min/max without re-soldering the pots)
Maybe I missed a documentation, but I cannot find it…
MIDIO128 is a primitive application for beginners: you get what you read in the documentation.
MIDIbox NG is much more flexible, but also requires that you read more documentation…
yes: currently you are using 0xB0 for each input, which means: send CC over MIDI channel #1
In order to send over MIDI Channel #2, just change this to 0xB1
okay, got it.
Please re-solder, it’s more consistent
I have done that. I was in doubt whether to wait for the new faders (the old faders are worn), but I re-soldered some and some others I placed some upside down (left / right turns that way). It works!
Scaling analog values isn’t provided by the MIDIO128 applications.
If this is required, go for MIDIbox NG!
(and btw.: MIDIbox NG allows you to swap min/max without re-soldering the pots)
MIDIO128 is a primitive application for beginners: you get what you read in the documentation.
MIDIbox NG is much more flexible, but also requires that you read more documentation…
I guess I am getting addicted to playing with midi-hardware stuff… I will try out the Midibox NG soon. First I am going to find out how Rosegarden, fluid-synthesizer work (some midi basics…) with the current config of the organ.