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ElectraOne

Controller extension for the Electra One midi controller for Bitwig. This is so far only tested on OSX Monterey, but it should work on PC as well as previous OSX.

Put ElectraOne.bwextension in your Bitwig extension folder. Put the two mapping and configuration .txt-files in the same folder. Upload the .epr-preset to your Electra One and copy the lua-script int he .lua file to the preset, using the Electra One-editor.

In Bitwig the controller is set up this way:

(in) Electra Controller Electra Port 1
(in) Electra Controller Electra Port 2
(out) Electra Controller Electra Port 1
(out) Electra Controller Electra Port 2

This is on Mac, I don't know what the names of the Electra Midi Ports are on Windows, but probably something similar.

To do your own mappings, the way and format of the .txt-files are as follows:
(So far only VST3's are supported)

First you have to make a file called config.json and put it in your Bitwig Studio folder in Application Support (on Mac, I don't know where on PC, someone enlighten me and I will add it here) In this config.json you out:

extension-dev: true
can-copy-device-and-param-ids : true


I have added a config.json you can download here in the repository

deviceNameAndID.txt:
First the name of VST3 exactly as it is in Bitwig Next the unique ID. You get that from right clicking on the device in Bitwig and pressing "Copy Device ID to Clipboard" ex.

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deviceParameterMappings.txt:
First the name of VST3 exactly as it is in Bitwig.
Next the parameter numbers seperated by one space. Some devices have meaningful numberings, some have not (Plugin Alliance plugins for example...) You get the parameter numbers by right clicking on the parameter in Bitwig and pressing "Copy Parameter ID to Clipboard" The sequence of numbers for the mapping should start with always start with a 0. The first entry is not used.

You get 32 knobs, the last four is reserved for device selection, bypass and expand. You just put the parameter numbers in the order you like them to appear on your Electra One

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