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Controlling Helix Native in Cakewalk with FCB1010/UnO (1.0.4)
Hello Folks,
Could anyone out there direct me to either a video or written tutorial on how to do this please.
I want to be able to use the FCB1010/UnO (1.0.4) (in stompbox mode) to be able to select
Hello Folks,
Could anyone out there direct me to either a video or written tutorial on how to do this please.
I want to be able to use the FCB1010/UnO (1.0.4) (in stompbox mode) to be able to select
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pwgblack@...
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#8526
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#UnO2 Uno2 + BIAS + KatanaMK1
#UnO2
Hi folks,
Just got my FCB and UnO2 chip today. Got it up and running and tested with BIAS FX2 -- all working great!
What I really wanted though and why I got the UnO2 was to send sysex to my Katana
Hi folks,
Just got my FCB and UnO2 chip today. Got it up and running and tested with BIAS FX2 -- all working great!
What I really wanted though and why I got the UnO2 was to send sysex to my Katana
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jeffpagnutti@...
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#8525
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File /UnO2 BIAS Katana.txt uploaded
#file-notice
The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the uno@fcb1010.groups.io group.
/UnO2 BIAS Katana.txt
By: jeffpagnutti@...
Description:
Control your Boss
The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the uno@fcb1010.groups.io group.
/UnO2 BIAS Katana.txt
By: jeffpagnutti@...
Description:
Control your Boss
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uno@fcb1010.groups.io Notification <noreply@...>
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#8524
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Re: Set switch to send incremental CC values?
Ok so I have had a go at implementing the suggestions as follows:
Switch 9:
TRIGGER_CLICK Major Semitone up =
{
if($majkey < 121)
$majkey += 11
SendMidi MainStage CtrlChange 90 $majkey
Ok so I have had a go at implementing the suggestions as follows:
Switch 9:
TRIGGER_CLICK Major Semitone up =
{
if($majkey < 121)
$majkey += 11
SendMidi MainStage CtrlChange 90 $majkey
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Mike Watkinson
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#8523
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Edited
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Re: UNO 1.03 as 10-switch stompbox
Thanks, yes I have disabled the PCs. Yes the only difference I can spot is that the "non stompbox" LEDs behave like they indicate preset changes. I assume that's hard coded.
Thanks, yes I have disabled the PCs. Yes the only difference I can spot is that the "non stompbox" LEDs behave like they indicate preset changes. I assume that's hard coded.
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hasse_fx@...
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#8522
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Re: UNO 1.03 as 10-switch stompbox
That's the normal FCB Toggling function. You just need to turn off the PCs for those presets to prevent sending them to the QC (unless you want that).
That's the normal FCB Toggling function. You just need to turn off the PCs for those presets to prevent sending them to the QC (unless you want that).
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EJ SHELDON
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#8521
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UNO 1.03 as 10-switch stompbox
Hello group,
I just brushed off my FCB-1010 that has been stowed away for a couple of years. When I got it second hand I bought and installed a UNO-chip (v.1.0.3 it turns out). However my setup
Hello group,
I just brushed off my FCB-1010 that has been stowed away for a couple of years. When I got it second hand I bought and installed a UNO-chip (v.1.0.3 it turns out). However my setup
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hasse_fx@...
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#8520
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Edited
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Re: Dynamic Channel Names
#UnO2
I agree. I think it is still amazing what you are able to accomplish with a 20 year old piece of hardware.
Also, I would think it would not be that expensive to make it USB class compliant.
Right
I agree. I think it is still amazing what you are able to accomplish with a 20 year old piece of hardware.
Also, I would think it would not be that expensive to make it USB class compliant.
Right
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Jack Fenton
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#8519
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Re: Dynamic Channel Names
#UnO2
The one thing which still amazes/frustrates me most with the FCB1010 : Behringer could very easily replace the current 2KB setup memory with a 32KB chip without changing anything in the design or
The one thing which still amazes/frustrates me most with the FCB1010 : Behringer could very easily replace the current 2KB setup memory with a 32KB chip without changing anything in the design or
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ossandust
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#8518
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Re: Dynamic Channel Names
#UnO2
Don't get me wrong. I think Uno2 is amazing! Just thinking of ways to improve it and make it even better knowing the limitations of the FCB1010 memory.
I assume the less code you have to write, the
Don't get me wrong. I think Uno2 is amazing! Just thinking of ways to improve it and make it even better knowing the limitations of the FCB1010 memory.
I assume the less code you have to write, the
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Jack Fenton
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#8517
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Re: Dynamic Channel Names
#UnO2
ok, that makes sense.
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ossandust
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#8516
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Re: Dynamic Channel Names
#UnO2
It is requested primarily for code reuse. I want to be able to use the same code preset to send to a different MIDI channel depending on the device I have selected.
Instead of
switch($device)
{
case
It is requested primarily for code reuse. I want to be able to use the same code preset to send to a different MIDI channel depending on the device I have selected.
Instead of
switch($device)
{
case
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Jack Fenton
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#8515
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Re: Consumption of Memorory
#UnO2
Thanks, I'll play around with it to see what I can do to reduce memory. I only have 3 banks but most of my presets/triggers look to see what device is selected before applying the correct MIDI output.
Thanks, I'll play around with it to see what I can do to reduce memory. I only have 3 banks but most of my presets/triggers look to see what device is selected before applying the correct MIDI output.
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Jack Fenton
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#8514
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Re: Dynamic Channel Names
#UnO2
No, the CHANNEL statements are there just for 2 reasons :
- they make your code much more readable, as you clearly see to which device you are sending each command
- they make it easy to change the
No, the CHANNEL statements are there just for 2 reasons :
- they make your code much more readable, as you clearly see to which device you are sending each command
- they make it easy to change the
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ossandust
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#8513
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Re: Consumption of Memorory
#UnO2
A compiled setup doesn't contain any strings, since the FCB1010 doesn't use the string values. During compilation all possible values of a string variable are listed and converted to a 10-bit index
A compiled setup doesn't contain any strings, since the FCB1010 doesn't use the string values. During compilation all possible values of a string variable are listed and converted to a 10-bit index
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ossandust
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#8512
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Dynamic Channel Names
#UnO2
I would like to be able to do this :
VAR $ham = "Hammond"
VAR $nord = "Nord"
CHANNEL $nord = 12 // would like $nord to expand to NORD
CHANNEL $ham = 1 // would like $ham to expand to Hammond
or
I would like to be able to do this :
VAR $ham = "Hammond"
VAR $nord = "Nord"
CHANNEL $nord = 12 // would like $nord to expand to NORD
CHANNEL $ham = 1 // would like $ham to expand to Hammond
or
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Jack Fenton
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#8511
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Re: While Statement issue with Uno2
#UnO2
ok, I tried it out myself now and I can confirm these are 2 bugs :
- arithmetic functions on variables should always keep the value between 0 and 127, also in case of "overflow"
- when using a
ok, I tried it out myself now and I can confirm these are 2 bugs :
- arithmetic functions on variables should always keep the value between 0 and 127, also in case of "overflow"
- when using a
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ossandust
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#8510
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Edited
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Consumption of Memorory
#UnO2
Does a sting like "Hello" consume 5 bytes of memory in the Uno Foorpedal or are they converted to 1 byte tokens before loading them on the FCB-1010
Right now I'm using a lot of strings and ran out of
Does a sting like "Hello" consume 5 bytes of memory in the Uno Foorpedal or are they converted to 1 byte tokens before loading them on the FCB-1010
Right now I'm using a lot of strings and ran out of
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Jack Fenton
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#8509
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Re: While Statement issue with Uno2
#UnO2
Yes, I tried that at first but it continues to send notes 0 forever because integers in Uno2 cannot go below 0.
Yes, I tried that at first but it continues to send notes 0 forever because integers in Uno2 cannot go below 0.
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Jack Fenton
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#8508
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Re: While Statement issue with Uno2
#UnO2
Will look into it - probably an issue with using a while loop within a switch statement.
But it would be simpler to just say while($currentnote >= 0) ...
Will look into it - probably an issue with using a while loop within a switch statement.
But it would be simpler to just say while($currentnote >= 0) ...
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ossandust
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#8507
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