Reset Pitch MIDI mappable

[Nutty667]

It would be great if the reset pitch little button dot could be mapped to a MIDI command.

I cant see it anywhere in the MIDI commands on the player.
Faders on MIDI controllers aren't the most accurate, and it'd be nice if I could just press a button to zero the pitch back to 0.0 exactly.

[daniel clark]

this should be mappable ,, figdj might have the better answer ,,

[discopex]

In the mappings, look for "Pitch Value"
Set MIDI control to give it a value of 50. Done.

[daniel clark]

or discopex

[djdementia]

It would be great if the reset pitch little button dot could be mapped to a MIDI command.

I cant see it anywhere in the MIDI commands on the player.
Faders on MIDI controllers aren't the most accurate, and it'd be nice if I could just press a button to zero the pitch back to 0.0 exactly.

Another vote for this, please add the pitch reset as MIDI mappable

[djdementia]

In the mappings, look for "Pitch Value"
Set MIDI control to give it a value of 50. Done.

This would overwrite your pitch fader. I want both the pitch fader and the pitch reset.

Pitch reset is a button on the GUI it is the small light up button next to the pitch fader, why isn't it MIDI mappable like everything else?

[RoJeC]

Really don't understand what the problem is you have with this.

You can use the MIDI commands for multiple controls. So if you have it ser for the fader, click the + button to have it set for your reset control button.
For a fader you use in/decrease values, for reset you use a fixed value. I haven't checked, but likely 50 is the reset value.

Hope this helps you in getting it resolved.

[djdementia]

Really don't understand what the problem is you have with this.

You can use the MIDI commands for multiple controls. So if you have it ser for the fader, click the + button to have it set for your reset control button.
For a fader you use in/decrease values, for reset you use a fixed value. I haven't checked, but likely 50 is the reset value.

Hope this helps you in getting it resolved.

Could you explain in detail how to do this?

If i try to add I get 2 presets "Direct Fader/Knob" or "Inc-Dec Normal Fader/Knob". Which do I pick? I do not see any presets for a button.


If I pick the Inc-Dec Normal Fader knob and set the step value at 50 then when I press the pitch reset button it just acts incredibly strange with wild pitch bends all over the place sometimes 254%. This value only 'sticks' while i hold down the button so even if I somehow figure out whatever value actually is zero it looks like it'll only work while I hold the button down?

Also, why is there so much push back here asking for a button that is clearly in the GUI to be MIDI mappable? Just about everything else is, it seems like this is an oversight.

[FigDJ]

You have to pick the command in the MIDI mapping menu and then select a button. Once you select or press a button the option for buttons will appear.

The code for a button as Tempo reset is as follows

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        <mapping name="TEMPO= RESET">
          <events>
            <MIDI type="Note" parameter="0x1c" channel="0x1"/>
          </events>
          <controls>
            <control alias="fam(Player)[0x1].PitchValue"/>
          </controls>
          <preset name="Direct Normal Button">
            <parameters>
              <parameter object="action-0" key="normal" value="0.5"/>
            </parameters>
          </preset>
        </mapping>

Notice that it is a note not a cc value.
the parameter is dependent on what button you press, in my controller is 1c that would be different for yours.

The channel depends on your controller.
in my controller channel 1,2,3, and 4 correspond to players A,B, C, and D.

[daniel clark]

MIDI monster