TRACK MUTE ET CONTROLEUR MIDI

Salut,

Jette un oeil a ce lien :

http://www7a.biglobe.ne.jp/~mpc1000/os2xl/button.htm

De rien

Oui depuis 5 ans l os JJ a fait son petit bout de chemin.

Pour ceux qui preferent l image a la lecture :

Salut,

J'ai pas de trigger finger mais jette un oeil du côté du manuel. A première vue ça a l'air faisable en programmant les pads avec un logiciel.

http://www.m-audio.com/images/global/manuals/TriggerFinger_UG_03EN_V3.PDF

Citation de m-audio :

 

Programming the Pads

The Trigger Finger’s pads can have a large number of parameters assigned to each one. For ease, these parameters have been split into three groups: MIDI controller info (CC), Program info (PGM), and Note info (♪).
• The CC info allows you to edit the CC message that is sent out as you apply pressure to a pad. You can also edit the range of the controller values sent by
editing the Min and Max parameters.
• The PGM info allows you to edit the Program, Bank MSB, and Bank LSB values that are sent when sending a Program/Bank Change from the Trigger
Finger

• The NOTE info allows you to edit the Note that is sent each time a pad is tapped, as well as the velocities that are transmitted when ‘Vel Fix’ is pressed—the
fixed ‘On’ velocity and fixed ‘Off’ velocity.

 

Each pad in the Enigma interface has three zones for these three types of info. Double-clicking on any of these three zones will bring up the Editor Dialog with the
relevant information for that pad.

When working in List View, you will see all the values and parameters in use by the Trigger Finger. One important thing to note is that to ensure compatibility with the
other M-Audio and Evolution controllers’ presets that you are able to access in Enigma, the Trigger Finger uses special CC assignments for determining how notes
are output from the pads. The two valid CC assignments are explained below:

 

• CC 147—Note On/Off: This CC setting results in the default behavior for the pads. Pressing the pad will send a Note On message with the played velocity,
and releasing the pad will send a Note Off message. When a pad is assigned to CC 147, the Program field will contain the note number to be transmitted
by the pad. The MSB value represents the note on velocity that will be used when the Locked Velocity Mode is enabled. The LSB value is the release velocity,
which you will typically leave at 0 (note off).

 

• CC 148—Note On/Off Toggle: When CC 148 is assigned to the pad, it will function in toggle mode. In this mode, a note on will be sent with the played
velocity the first time a pad is played. A note off will be sent the second time the pad is played. Like the CC 147 assignment, the MSB and LSB values dictate
the Locked Velocity of the notes. The MSB is the velocity used the first time a pad is played when Locked Velocity mode is engaged. The LSB is the velocity
used when the pad is played a second time when Locked Velocity Mode is engaged. By leaving the LSB value at 0, pressing a pad once will play a note at
your chosen velocity and the second press will stop it.