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I wasn’t expecting to use its sysex i just hoped to see what approch was used and build off that. bummer

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I tried looking at that Orville panel but it doesnt load

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Thanks Puppeteer i’ll have a look at that and try what you suggested. Really appreciate it

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dnaldoog wrote:

Don’t know if this will help and it’s kind of untested pseudo code, but something like??

t={
"RT_LOW"={496,527,10}
--this could be a table of all those "depends on size listings" or just part of a table of all values
}

function returnDisplayedSize(mod,value)
sName=mod:L(getName()) -- the name of the controller could be RT_LOW
local min=t[sName][1]
local max =t[sName][2]
local lowLimit==t[sName][3] -- ????????? not sure where this is listed
local sizeValue=value-lowLimit
local displayedSize = (sizeValue+min)*71/100
panel:getModulatorByName("labelName"):getComponent():setPropertyString("uiLabelText"displayedSize)
end -- function

Here you have a slider named “RT_LOW” and it prints the displayed size to a label component named “labelName”.

I don’t have a PCM-70 and only quickly scanned the manual and I wasn’t sure what they mean by parameter low limit.

Regards,

Thanks so much for that i’m headed off to work and will check it out later on tonight.

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zmix wrote:

This is what my PCM-70 Concert Hall Panel looks like:

Nice i like it! Thanks for confirming the extra parms were a typo in the manual , i was starting to think i had defective/incomplete firmware : LOL

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Zmix,

I built my panel from the data on page 6-9 of the PCM70 manual , when i got down to row 4 it lists REFL L1 , L2 & L3 , but L3 is unavailable on my hardware same with R3 . is that the same on your PCM? I’m on firmware 3.01

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zmix wrote:

ats wrote:

On a serious note how are you handling slider/display values for parameters that depend on the size parameter value?

There is a complex formula to calculate the decay times based on the size parameter, but I’m not sure how to implement that, I’m not well versed in LUA..

For Size and other parameters I use a list / lookup table to display the correct values

Yeah i i’m starting out kinda like you on your first post. CTRLR is totally new to me but i’m fumbling my way through. Interesting that your using lookup tables for the other parms. I just finished the Concert Hall Algo today , everything is working great other than the size dependent values being displayed correctly but i worked around it so i have the full sweep no matter what the size parm is. Fun stuff so far

i’m taking a look at LUA now to see what i can come up with.

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human fly wrote:

do you mean incoming sysex hex bytes?

dnaldoog wrote:

more detail?

No , on the PCM70 some of the displayed values for certain parameters vary based on the value of the “Size” parameter. As an example if your Size parm is dialed down say 4.2 meters you can sweep a range of 0-856 ms on the REFL Delay L1 slider. If you bump the Size value up to say 34.7 meters a full sweep on the REFL Delay L1 slider will only go from 0-440 ms. So to the slider contents can’t be a static value if you want it to reflect what the display on the unit reads.

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On a serious note how are you handling slider/display values for parameters that depend on the size parameter value?

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I just told my wife i love her in hex , she told me to 01100111 01100101 01110100 00100000 01100001 00100000 01100110 01110101 01100011 01101011 01101001 01101110 01100111 00100000 01101100 01101001 01100110 01100101.

Maybe i need to take a break and get a lil fresh air 😀

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I can certianly give it a shot.

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I appreciate all the hard work you have put into it so far. i’d be more than happy to join forces with you in the effort. In addition to the PCM70 i have a couple of PCM81’s and a PCM91 i’d love to adapt it to as well. I’m willing to start with a blank canvas but if your willing to share your efforts so far it will give a really good push down what i suspect will be a long tedious road.

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I just got a PCM70 i would love to be able to control it via software Any chance of downloading this PCM70 panel somewhere?

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