Two modulators for one LFO?

[ulrik]

@alfaholic How do you want the LFO react to cc 128, pitchbend?
bend down value == bend up value? or...

[alfaholic]

@ulrik No, this is LFO and the amount is controlled with the Modulation Wheel at CC1 as usual, however I want the AfterTouch to do the same, which is CC128.

I tried to remap the 128 to 1 with the CC Swapper, but it goes only to 127.

I also tried with the script processor but no success:

// This function is called when a Control Change (CC) message is received
function onControlChange(event)
{
    // Get the CC number (controller number) from the event
    var ccNumber = event.getControllerNumber();

    // Debugging: Print the received CC number to the console
    Console.print("Received CC: " + ccNumber);

    // If the CC number is 128, remap it to CC1
    if (ccNumber == 128)
    {
        event.setControllerNumber(1); // Remap CC128 to CC1
        Console.print("Mapped CC128 to CC1");
    }

    // Send the (modified or unmodified) MIDI event to the next processor
    event.send();
}

I can create another LFO and control it with the CC128, but this is a brute force solution.

[ulrik]

@alfaholic said in Two modulators for one LFO?:

however I want the AfterTouch to do the same, which is CC128.

in Hise cc 128 is pitchbend if I remember correctly (there are som threads here talking about it, you can search for it)
Anyway, so aftertouch has a value from 0 to 127?

[alfaholic]

@ulrik Actually no, aftertouch is CC128, Pitch Bend is a separate controller.

Yes, aftertouch goes from 0 to 127.

[ulrik]

@alfaholic if you have your keyboard connected, you can easily log what number AfterTóuch has

I don't have a keyboard with After touch connected but if I log pitchbend it shows cc 128

[ulrik]

@alfaholic Anyway, this is a way you could accomplish what your after (works here anyway)
I use the cc numbers 1 and 2 in this example (both has the range 0 - 127)

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[alfaholic]

@ulrik It is 1 and 129 here:

Thanks, I will try this now.

[alfaholic]

Ah, sorry. It works, thanks.

[Lindon]

@alfaholic said in Two modulators for one LFO?:

No, this is LFO and the amount is controlled with the Modulation Wheel at CC1 as usual, however I want the AfterTouch to do the same, which is CC128.

Nope, Aftertouch is CC129....

[alfaholic]

@Lindon

Thanks, with this script it works on 129, but with the CC it works on 128.