i have a midicontroller, communicating through usb.
the automap software what novation gives these with, can clearly get the touch-sensor data, but it stops there, and i dont exactly understand how to get them to pd / 4v.
automap simply doesnt send it on a separate midi signal forward.
i ran a usb monitor software, but it shows really lot of information for a single touch-sensor 1/0, too much i dont get what to refer to from the 4v patch.
is there a way to catch these knob sensors for extra usability?
CC: BANK MSB
CC: MODULATION
CC: BREATH
etc,
but just for knob turning. these are midi signals. midi-ox doesnt see the sensor.
the touch sensor data gets stuck inside the automap server - it doesnt send it forward, novation uses it just for display.
however if i run the USB monitor, when i touch knob 1., it looks like:
If you are talking about this device, than the specs say: “Standard MIDI Protocol Supported The transparent GUI also allows quick and simple editing of standard MIDI parameters.” So, change everything to normal MIDI notes?
I don’t know what USB monitor does, is that just monitoring the pure USB data, before a driver translates it in something usefull?
yes, its the same device. 8 knobs, 1 fader 8 buttons - these all send midi messages (as long the company’s automap server is running)
anyway, somehow they did put extra touch sensors for all knobs and the fader - just for displaying which one is touched by the user.(in the server software)
i think with these extra signals, the controller could be twice as usable (2x more things to tweak:)) - if i could just get those thouch signals translated to vvvv.(midi)
the usb monitor shows EVERY input what leaves the controller - midi and sensor data aswell.
there must be a way to catch/translate those touch signals :)
i’m really guessing here, but maybe you could outsmart the vendor usb-to-midi driver by replacing it with a tool that can do that (catch usb events and output something else)… you’re already half the way with the usb monitor :)
the only tool i’ve used that comes close is Event Ghost, whose main business is turning remotes into human interface devices; since that sort of puts it into the while usb/hid-business, it might (guessing again) recognize the nocturns signal (if they are standardized in any way) or provide the plugins to do the above.