Affecting midi CC values using a UI element? [solved]

[andioak]

@d-healey said in Affecting midi CC values using a UI element?:

Oh I get it now. HISE can't send MIDI out, so you can't do that.

Hmm, what can I not do? I dont want to control the midi keyboard at all, just control the internal midi cc´s value using the ui.

That you can do. Just change the knob's value in the on controller callback.

Okay, thanks. I´ll try that out.

[andioak]

One little thing: the Message and MessageHolder, are they only accessible in the onController callback?

[d.healey]

@andioak They are available in all the MIDI callbacks, on note on, on note off, on controller.

[andioak]

@d-healey said in Affecting midi CC values using a UI element?:

@andioak They are available in all the MIDI callbacks, on note on, on note off, on controller.

Aha, jeeez. Thats great but I need to set a midi cc from a ui element, but the thing is that the statement Synth.sendController(3, value); does not generate a onController callback. So perhaps I have to go through a onNote callback and use a key instead? I mean I could generate a note and read the velocity via a conversion, right? (seems elaborate)

[d.healey]

@andioak said in Affecting midi CC values using a UI element?:

Thats great but I need to set a midi cc from a ui element,

Not possible, no MIDI out from HISE.

[andioak]

@d-healey said in Affecting midi CC values using a UI element?:

Not possible, no MIDI out from HISE.

Where would that go out from HISE? I don´t get that comment.

[andioak]

What is this about then:

Synth.sendController(3, value);

That´s an internal change of a cc to the synth api.

[d.healey]

@andioak I'll make a snippet, give me a few minutes.

[andioak]

@d-healey Thanks.

[d.healey]

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The Synth.sendController() function sends controller messages to the internal synth. So you can controller MIDI modulators. If you expan the gain modulators in the snippet and move the knob you'll see the CC modulator on CC3 being affected.

[andioak]

@d-healey
Thanks for the snippet, yes I see how it is modulated now! So the UI to internal cc is solved, many thanks.