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  • Is the VS 700 still being worked on? (p.2)
2013/07/28 07:27:54
EliasO
http://www.flickr.com/photos/99520832@N06/9384360406/
 
Click on the link above and u will see a pic of the Vs700 console. The number on all the controls are the notes you have to assign your bcf units to..
The faders are set to PB ch 1 to 8
the knobs are set to CCs
and the rest are notes. set ch1, the note, values are 0 and 127
 
 
 
2013/10/04 11:06:17
bnwitt
and no one says thank you for Elias' incredible post after banging him for a slow response?  Wow Elias.  That was well worth the read.  Thank you for the eye opening work around.
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2013/12/25 15:58:10
Dyonight
wow... just found this, pure awesomeness!
 
Thank you Elias! It's people like you that make online forums amazing!
 
Thank you for sharing! definitely bookmarked!
2013/12/26 10:42:47
Rob[at]Sound-Rehab
Hi guys!
 
Long time ago I realized that all magic the vs-700 does is simply sending MIDI messages ... which you could clone with a BCF (like Elias did) ... or listen in ... or what I had in mind: use it to extend vs-700 functionality (yet I never found enough time to seriously pursue this and eventually forgot about it until I read this thread)
 
There are many vs-700 button combinations that are not part of the standard vs-700 functionality i.e. you press them, nothing happens; yet, in the background MIDI messages are send, but not understood by Sonar. I would like to use these combinations e.g. for changing screensets by using COMMAND + ACCESS PANEL buttons.
 
So when you actually press COMMAND + TRACK, you get a new set of MIDI messages ... and if you could re-map that to another simple MIDI message you could assign virtually any Sonar command to that MIDI message (would be way cool)
 
Trouble is that e.g. COMMAND + TRACK does not send one message, but 2 consecutive ones ... which means you need something somewhat intelligent listening to these messages and in case 2 particular MIDI messages (e.g. 1st COMMAND, 2nd TRACK) appear in the MIDI pipe, you would have to remap them to a single new MIDI command and block the original 2 messages ... sounds a bit complicated (well, it is) and I could not find a proper tool that would be capable of doing this (hence, I gave up as there was no time to embark on a coding adventure)
 
Well, I had actually found one MIDI tool that could do something like that, but it was awefully complicated to use (and I forgot its name, sorry) ...
 
But does anybody know some tool that could listen to the MIDI pipe and dynamically manipulate some commands before they reach Sonar ???
2014/01/20 13:18:59
Dyonight
Not sure if you have heard of this midi translator software: http://www.bome.com/products/miditranslator
 
It's not free but if it can do the job it may be the answer to a lot of prayers....
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