Magic Music Visuals

OSC is exactly the same if using a momentary control. Though Touch OSC has momentary, toggle-press and toggle-release options. With either toggle option you don't need any additional modifiers.

... of when i hit a pad. The peak modifier doesn't give any reaction. any other modifier which might work? Has this topic got something to do with the momentary / toggle button subject? There is an app; midipipe; this app is able to lengthen a note but the app is not available anymore I read, also ...

... issue. As far as I can understand is that the midi signal of de SPD is too short. But how can i make it longer? Or do I have to solve it with the momentary / toggle option?

... clear example of a practical need for both an input and output selector. If you're using any sort of time based process) that relies only on a momentary input, (such as Micro Buffer RGB) and use an input selector (many > 1), you will instantly cut the output off when selecting a different input ...

... value of 1 when it is pushed. a) See Eric's top tip here: https://magicmusicvisuals.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=986&p=4407 b) I have a momentary button sending OSC to a module with Increase modifier set to 0. When I hold the button the value increases. When I release the button the ...

I found, I had to use the Korg's midi configuration software so that the key wouldn't be in momentary but in toggle function.
Thank you for your answer which allowed me to look at the configuration of the Korg and not the Magic.

This software is awesome and I'm totally newbie with it.

What controller are you using? - it is the controller that is likely configured as a latch and there's nothing you can do in Magic to change that. You may be able to configure the controller though. You want to set the button as momentary.

... of the effect even when the effect bank isn't visible (although, even minimised, these fill the globals panel). Each global is midi assigned (momentary) and inverted so buttons have to be pressed. I've tried latches but, without feedback, I forget which have been turned on sometimes. So to ...

... | 0~2=No Assign/Control Change/Note | | +----------------------------+--------------------------------------------+ | 253 | Button Behavior | 0/1=Momentary/Toggle | | +----------------------------+--------------------------------------------+ | 254 | CC/Note Number | 0~127 | | +----------------------------+--------------------------------------------+ ...

I don't see the skipping issue anywhere else. Every other function I can pin midi to via the Korg seems to respond correctly to the command messages. Buttons function properly as momentary and or toggles depending on setting.

I can switch the modes on the Korg. I haven't tried it yet since everything else was working fine. It was the fact that it works properly as a momentary and or a toggle everywhere else that boggled me.

When mapping switches -e.g bypass, power or anything with a check box, Magic responds to both note on and note off signals making the button a momentary instead of a toggle. I don't know if there is a current solution within Magic, in the past I have used Midi-ox to filter note-off messages unfortunately ...

... configurable (realising this might over complicate the UI) I understand that it is difficult to know if a midi button is set-up for toggle or momentary or even if a control is a knob or a slider but it would be great to have on screen indication for such things.

... do anything until the first is bypassed. One can, however, use an InputSelector toggled on Input# to choose between two nodes one of which is momentary. I guess I just need to convince myself there are no use-cases. You can select "Ignore Beat Clock For MIDI Learn" in the Audio/MIDI ...

... there. I'll think about how that could best be accomplished. Could you allow params and modifiers to have more than one midi assignment e.g. one momentary and one toggle, or one beat-clock and one toggle. Of course, often effects can be turned on and off further down the line but not always and ...

... effect but continue to switch it off or on again momentarily. Could you allow params and modifiers to have more than one midi assignment e.g. one momentary and one toggle, or one beat-clock and one toggle. Of course, often effects can be turned on and off further down the line but not always and ...

... MIDI controllers let you configure their buttons so they act as on/off toggle switches, rather than only being on when they are held down ("momentary"). However, not all controllers support this. Here's a nifty trick to emulate a MIDI toggle switch for any module parameter in Magic. ...

... on, the thing will stop rotating until the midi control is pressed. This would effectively act as a latch with the midi key continuing to act as a momentary to invert it. If the midi key isn't pressed or assigned then the bypass would work as expected, bypassing the current parameter/module.

... the go-to-start, and not somewhere in the middle - the expression is bypassed with a (toggling) midi button - the offset gets the parameter of a momentary midi button so this way i can un-bypass this with one midi button, making the whole module listen to the second midi button which lets the ...

... doesn't transmit midi clock! It has a metronome and you can sync internal effects. Why????? Anyway, thanks a lot for your answer! When you'll add momentary, toggle option to magic and Roland will correct their dumbs, i'll could make a las Vegas show. From you i think it's not so far, but from ...