programm change ?

[sylvainmoreau]

Hi,

i created 5 buttons to send some programm change to Kontakt in Cubase.
it's working but only ONCE ! .. i can record the 5 programm change in cubase but when i press prg 1 again ti doesn't work any more ..i have to reset the lemur so it works again.
as i'm new to this i copy paste one button below so you can tell me what's wrong
osc targ / parent none
target / midi 0
message / Co - prg change
preset / x[0]
scale / 0 to 0
channel / 1 to 1

the file here :
http://www.sylvainmoreau.com/imagesForu ... %20ARC.rar

[Softcore]

Try changing the "change of value triggers message" from "any" to "up". I did have a similar problem with some custom ctlout script and this solved it!

[sylvainmoreau]

thx for answer

sorry i don't see where the change of value triggers message is :p
i'm using "pads" to send this prg change maybe that's not the appropriate object ?

[sylvainmoreau]

i found this explanation that fits to my problem ... it's almost working

Finally Program Change can be set up without any scripting at all
-Create a Pad
-Select Program Change in MIDI Mapping pane
- Select 'Rising Edge' to trigger when pressed
- Set scale to 0 to n (ie. PgmNmbr) eg 0 to 64 for prog 64
All done ....

Be aware if it is not set to rising edge it will toggle from 0 to n
Also if numbers are the same ie 64 to 64 it will send once and won't repeat
Cheers

i understand what this means : "Also if numbers are the same ie 64 to 64 it will send once and won't repeat"
but what about the "0" value ? i need to have prg change 0 to be sent but i can't set "-1 to 0" so i don't have that "repeat" on the 0 value ...

EDIT -
ok i did random test and that's how i made it work
for buttons sending prg change 0
message / Program Change
preset / i changed Any to that arrow thing going down
Scale 1 to 0

for the other buttons (above 0)
message / Program Change
preset / i changed Any to that arrow thing going up
Scale 0 to 1 ... 0 to 2 ... 0 to 3 ..etc

[Softcore]

Glad you sorted it out! Havent used program change yet in my projects but your info on how you made it work will surely come in handy!