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Analog Heat +FX #49

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ianhundere opened this issue Aug 1, 2023 · 2 comments
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ianhundere opened this issue Aug 1, 2023 · 2 comments
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Anything special need to be done in order to get this to work with Analog Heat +FX?

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dagargo commented Aug 1, 2023

This section of the README.md explains how to add a user-defined device.

You can copy the Analog Heat section. For what I know, the device is a 4 inputs and 4 outputs Overbridge device.

{
	"pid": 22,
	"name": "Analog Heat MKII",
	"input_track_names": [
		"Main L Input",
		"Main R Input",
		"FX Send L",
		"FX Send R"
	],
	"output_track_names": [
		"Main L",
		"Main R",
		"FX Return L",
		"FX Return R"
	]
}

The pid member is the base 10 value of the USB PID found with lsusb. Here you have the 12 value used in the Digitakt definition. Don't forget to set the device is Overbridge mode before doing this.

$ lsusb | grep Digitakt
Bus 001 Device 119: ID 1935:000c Elektron Music Machines Digitakt Overbridge

Once you have this, you can port it to the internal C library following this other section.

Pull requests are welcome.

Let me know if you manage to make this to work.

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ianhundere commented Aug 3, 2023

Once you have this, you can port it to the internal C library following this other section.

ah, that's what i was missing / thanks. i'll submit a PR over the weekend, cheers. 🍻

edit: opened a pr:

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