Description

This device was designed for use on stage, where an intuitive use of midi-controllers is important.

The main purpose is to control two parameters with one midi-controller (but not at the same time!). Which of the two parameters is controlled, depends on the condition-value (which can also be controlled by a midi-controller).

When using several instances of this device, you can have great control over various parameters with a small number of controllers!

There's also a feature, which enables you to make the values change automatecaly to a target value.

Setup/Howto:

- Map a midi-controller to the input value-slider.

- Map a midi-controller to the condition-slider.

- Set a split value. This determines depending on which values of the condition-slider, the input values are routed on to the orange or blue output.

- Press the "Map"-buttons to map the orange or blue value to any parameter in ableton live. Depending on what parameter you map it to, set the min. & max. boundaries.

- start changing the values

- Press "Reset" to reset the values to a default value (usually = 0).

- Press "Set" to make the current values the default ones.

- When "Mod/Set" is active, the incomming values are not passed through but buffered until the "Mod/Set" is deactivated. Then the previous values gradually automate to the last set value. The automationtime can be set with the slider "Ramptime" (it is quantized to the durations: 2Bars, 4Bars, 8Bars)

- Use the graphs to shape the values. (hold shift for a new break-point, hold alt to shape the curves from linear to exponential)

Changelog:

1.1:

- you are now able to set the output Min./Max. manually

- Dropdown menue shows the mapped parameter

For feedback and suggestions: johann.niegl@hfmt-hamburg.de