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Thanks Per. Steve On 12 Jul 2009, at 23:22, Per Boysen wrote: > On Sun, Jul 12, 2009 at 11:42 PM, Steve Bingham<sbingham@con- > brio.com> wrote: >> Do any Bidule users out there know how I can do the following, as >> I'm pretty >> new to the program: >> >> I have two midi inputs coming into Bidule from external sources, on >> two >> different midi channels. One is connected up to a synth module >> (Absynth). I >> would like to use a range of note on values from the other input to >> control >> the volume in Absynth. >> >> Any ideas welcome!! > > > Having two MIDI In ports is no problem. You can either (1) cable MIDI > streams wherever you need to send them or through Bidules that > filters, transposes, remaps etc. Or you can (2) use the Parameters > Window to directly assign some MIDI to a target parameter. > > Or you can just double-click and Bidule or plug-in and click its "MIDI > Learn" button, touch a parameters graphical object and send in the > external MIDI you want to create a binding to. After having done this > you mustn't forget to turn off the MIDI Learn function - or you will > end up with hundreds of parameters assigned to your precious pedal > ;-)) > > Regarding that "range of notes" you want to control Abysynth volume I > have a feeling that it would make a good start convert those notes to > either MIDI CC# or direct parameter control data. I would look for a > way to that to start with. Might need some scaling to work, which is > done by first opening the plug-in's GUI then clicking its button > marked "Params" (at the top Bidule shell) and then selecting the > actual parameter in the parmeters list in the left column. You can > then set Min and Max value for the parameter to scale it to you > musical need. > > I'm sorry I don't know the details, but the manual is quite ok for > looking up things and at the Bidule forum people are very keen on > helping. > > Greetings from Sweden > > Per Boysen > www.boysen.se > www.perboysen.com >