Chuck Hanning
Well-Known Member
Ho folks,
So for many of my presets when I am using the H9, I enabled the second press to activate IA mode and have been using it to activate the hotswitch function. It's a little clunky in that sometimes you have to go through it once or twice before it starts to work, but as has posted on the forum previously the hotswitch has not been perfect (more of an eventide thing than an RJM thing, Ron)
My question relates to the H9 flex function in the micropitch algorithm. On the HP control app, when you press the button on the app, it works when you hold it and then turns off when you release (seems like it acts like a momentary function). Yet when I try to program in using the IA mode, it doesn't work if I send a CC momentary message. It only works sending a cc toggle message, which actually then requires two presses of the button to turn it on and off, respectively. I have also tried sending a cc toggle message but turning on the momentary function of the button itself (if that makes sense). However still does not work the same as the app flex button. I'm sending 127 to turn on and 0 to turn off.
Anybody got this working on the PBC that better mirrors the function on the app itself? Do I need to send > 64 to turn off?
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Chuck
So for many of my presets when I am using the H9, I enabled the second press to activate IA mode and have been using it to activate the hotswitch function. It's a little clunky in that sometimes you have to go through it once or twice before it starts to work, but as has posted on the forum previously the hotswitch has not been perfect (more of an eventide thing than an RJM thing, Ron)
My question relates to the H9 flex function in the micropitch algorithm. On the HP control app, when you press the button on the app, it works when you hold it and then turns off when you release (seems like it acts like a momentary function). Yet when I try to program in using the IA mode, it doesn't work if I send a CC momentary message. It only works sending a cc toggle message, which actually then requires two presses of the button to turn it on and off, respectively. I have also tried sending a cc toggle message but turning on the momentary function of the button itself (if that makes sense). However still does not work the same as the app flex button. I'm sending 127 to turn on and 0 to turn off.
Anybody got this working on the PBC that better mirrors the function on the app itself? Do I need to send > 64 to turn off?
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Chuck