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Old 02-07-2018, 02:35 PM   #13
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I think the simplest form would be

Slider 1=MIDI CC#x for input

Slider 2=MIDI CC#y for output

Slider 3="Threshold" Takes the value from CC#x. values above this slider setting send value 127 of CC#y to output. Values below this slider send value 0 of CC#y to output.

cc#X should pass to the output unaffected

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More ideal version:

Same as above but, Slider 3="On Threshold" Takes the value from CC#x. values above this slider setting send value 127 of CC#y to output.

Slider 4="Off Threshold" Takes the value from CC#x. IF current state of cc#y is 127, then values below this slider setting send value 0 of CC#y to output.

This way can create an overlap or dead zone. So that it could require a lower value to turn the effect on than off, especially for a wah wah or divemomber, this would let you rock the pedal pretty hard without worrying about turning the effect off accidentally.

Slider 5="dwell time" this sets the minimum time in msec that CC#x has to be below the value set in slider 4 before a value of 0 is sent by CC#y to the output. This will further reduce the chances of accidentally turning the effect off

Slider 6=Inverts CC#y's output
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