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Reading a CC value to ShiftReg Vu-Meter #9

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VictorCasadoZ opened this issue Oct 19, 2018 · 2 comments
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Reading a CC value to ShiftReg Vu-Meter #9

VictorCasadoZ opened this issue Oct 19, 2018 · 2 comments

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@VictorCasadoZ
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Hello, I want to read a CC value send from Traktor( for example the CC 004 of the channel 3) with a range from 0 to 127 and according to the value, light 8 leds increasingly like a VU-Meter.

I have searched and I only have found in the examples some banks and in the example of the ShiftReg LEDs that it light up all the LEDs, but it doesn0t read the CC value and according to that, make the VUMeter effect.
So, how can I do that?
Thank you so much
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@tttapa
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tttapa commented Jan 29, 2019

Yes, you can do that. If Traktor supports the Mackie Control Universal protocol, it uses MIDI Channel Pressure events, and in that case, it is supported by the library without any modifications. You should be able to just use the MCU::VULEDs class.

If you want to display the CC value as a VU meter, you'll have to give me time to thursday night or friday, because I have an exam thursday morning.

It'll inherit from the MIDIInputElementCC and IVU, and it should contain an object of class DotBarDisplayLEDs

Edit: I'm sorry, I totally missed your issue, I didn't get a notification, for some reason.

@masydoblig
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This would be what i might need to get the vu meter working from the generic controller in cubase

The CC value meter

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