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not2good2c
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‘-1 means use Input field value’
« on: Aug 19th, 2002, 6:26pm » |
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Try this map:
* NoteOn * * 1 111 | * * * * 10 127
* NoteOn * * 112 127 | * * * * 127 *
e.g. velocity 108 is mapped to 124 all right, but everything beginning from 112 remains the same… terrible.
This map works:
* NoteOn * * 1 111 | * * * * 10 127
* NoteOn * * 112 127 | * * * * 127 127
I’m beginning to understand that (maybe) the two values actually define the one value that you mean… in that case you should change the misleading line ‘-1 means use Input field value’ to ‘-1s mean use Input field value’.
[Later] Maybe that’s just as misleading actually… I’m almost certain that you can think out something better.
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Jamie OConnell
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Re: ‘-1 means use Input field value’
« Reply #1 on: Aug 21st, 2002, 6:57pm » |
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I suppose I should not take anything for granted  The Min and Max fields for a value function as a Pair: if one of them is set to -1 (*) then both of them need to be set to -1 (*). Conversely, if one of them is associated whith a real positive value, then the other one needs to be set to either the same value or another positive value (thus defining a range). It just seemed obvious to me that it would work this way.
The situation you describe where the Min is set to 127 and the Max is set to -1, is not really an error, but the result is undefined. At some point maybe this can make it into the help file.
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