LPX Support

Author: NullMember

launchpad_py/launchpad.py

@@ -2438,23 +2438,22 @@ class LaunchpadLPX( LaunchpadPro ):
 
 	#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 	#-- Opens one of the attached Launchpad MIDI devices.
-	#-- Uses search string "Mk3", by default.
+	#-- Uses search string "LPX", by default.
 	#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 	# Overrides "LaunchpadPro" method
 	# TODO: Find a fix for the two MK3 MIDI devices
 	def Open( self, number = 0, name = "LPX" ):
 		retval = super( LaunchpadLPX, self ).Open( number = number, name = name )
 		if retval == True:
-			self.LedSetMode( 0 )
-			self.LedSetLayout( 127 )
+			self.LedSetMode( 1 )
 
 		return retval
 
 
 	#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 	#-- Checks if a device exists, but does not open it.
 	#-- Does not check whether a device is in use or other, strange things...
-	#-- Uses search string "Pro", by default.
+	#-- Uses search string "LPX", by default.
 	#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 	# Overrides "LaunchpadBase" method
 	def Check( self, number = 0, name = "LPX" ):
@@ -2464,27 +2463,24 @@ def Check( self, number = 0, name = "LPX" ):
 	#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 	#-- Sets the button layout (and codes) to the set, specified by <mode>.
 	#-- Valid options:
-	#--  00 - Session, 01 - Drum Rack, 02 - Chromatic Note, 03 - User (Drum)
-	#--  04 - Audio, 05 -Fader, 06 - Record Arm, 07 - Track Select, 08 - Mute
-	#--  09 - Solo, 0A - Volume 
-	#-- Until now, we'll need the "Session" (0x00) settings.
+	#--  00 - Session, 01 - Note Mode, 04 - Custom 1, 05 - Custom 2, 06 - Custom 3
+	#--  07 - Custom 4, 0D - DAW Faders (available if Session enabled), 7F - Programmer
 	#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 	# TODO: ASkr, Undocumented!
 	# TODO: return value
 	def LedSetLayout( self, mode ):
-
-		# TODO!
-#		if mode < 0 or mode > 0x0d:
-#			return
+		ValidModes = [0x00, 0x01, 0x04, 0x05, 0x06, 0x07, 0x0d, 0x7F]
+		if mode not in ValidModes:
+			return
 
 		self.midi.RawWriteSysEx( [ 0, 32, 41, 2, 12, 0, mode ] )
 		time.wait(10)
 
 
 	#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 	#-- Selects the LPX's mode.
-	#-- <mode> -> 0 -> "Ableton Live mode"  (what we need)
-	#--           1 -> "Programmer mode"    (power up default)
+	#-- <mode> -> 0 -> "Ableton Live mode"  
+	#--           1 -> "Programmer mode"	(what we need)
 	#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 	def LedSetMode( self, mode ):
 		if mode < 0 or mode > 1:
@@ -2510,6 +2506,7 @@ def LedSetButtonLayoutSession( self ):
 	#-- to emulate the old brightness feeling :)
 	#-- Notice that each message requires 10 bytes to be sent. For a faster, but
 	#-- unfortunately "not-RGB" method, see "LedCtrlRawByCode()"
+	#-- LPX color data extended to 7-bit but for compatibility we still using 6-bit values
 	#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 	def LedCtrlRaw( self, number, red, green, blue = None ):
 
@@ -2520,13 +2517,80 @@ def LedCtrlRaw( self, number, red, green, blue = None ):
 			blue   = 0
 			red   *= 21
 			green *= 21
-
+		
 		limit = lambda n, mini, maxi: max(min(maxi, n), mini)
 
-		red   = limit( red,   0, 63 )
-		green = limit( green, 0, 63 )
-		blue  = limit( blue,  0, 63 )
+		red   = limit( red,   0, 63 ) << 1
+		green = limit( green, 0, 63 ) << 1
+		blue  = limit( blue,  0, 63 ) << 1
 
 		self.midi.RawWriteSysEx( [ 0, 32, 41, 2, 12, 3, 3, number, red, green, blue ] )
+	
 
+	#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+	#-- Same as LedCtrlRawByCode, but with a pulsing LED.
+	#-- Pulsing can be stoppped by another Note-On/Off or SysEx message.
+	#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+	def LedCtrlPulseByCode( self, number, colorcode = None ):
+
+		if number < 0 or number > 99:
+			return
+
+		if colorcode is None:
+			colorcode = LaunchpadPro.COLORS['white']
 
+		colorcode = min(127, max(0, colorcode))
+
+		self.midi.RawWrite( 146, number, colorcode )
+
+
+	#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+	#-- Same as LedCtrlPulseByCode, but with a dual color flashing LED.
+	#-- The first color is the one that is already enabled, the second one is the
+	#-- <colorcode> argument in this method.
+	#-- Flashing can be stoppped by another Note-On/Off or SysEx message.
+	#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+	def LedCtrlFlashByCode( self, number, colorcode = None ):
+
+		if number < 0 or number > 99:
+			return
+
+		if colorcode is None:
+			colorcode = LaunchpadPro.COLORS['white']
+		secondcolorcode = LaunchpadPro.COLORS['black']
+
+		colorcode = min(127, max(0, colorcode))
+
+		self.midi.RawWrite( 145, number, colorcode )
+
+
+	#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+	#-- Quickly sets all all LEDs to the same color, given by <colorcode>.
+	#-- If <colorcode> is omitted, "white" is used.
+	#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+	def LedAllOn( self, colorcode = None ):
+		if colorcode is None:
+			colorcode = LaunchpadPro.COLORS['white']
+		
+		colorcode = min(127, max(0, colorcode))
+
+		for x in range(9):
+			for y in range(9):
+				self.midi.RawWrite(144, (x + 1) + ((y + 1) * 10), colorcode)
+
+
+	#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+	#-- (fake to) reset the Launchpad
+	#-- Turns off all LEDs
+	#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+	def Reset( self ):
+		self.LedAllOn( 0 )
+
+
+	#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+	#-- Go back to custom modes before closing connection
+	#-- Otherwise Launchpad will stuck in programmer mode
+	#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+	def Close( self ):
+		self.midi.CloseInput()
+		self.midi.CloseOutput()