Polylite Test Reports

[AvantMidi]

Test Report : (Build 918)
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Mode1 CC 86 Bit 0+1 Velocity :Works
Mode1 CC 86 Bit 4+5 KeyFollow :Works
Mode2 CC 87 Bit 0+1 ModWheel :Works but also affects Editor 'Release Decay'
Mode2 CC 87 Bit 4+5 Release Decay : Does not work correctly yet affects Editor 'Modwheel'
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Glide does work! It is only not available in poly mode on the HW:
Stupid me for thinking the editor did not work! Appologies.

Except for the issue mentioned above everything works perfect!
I hope you can fix this last issue on the Editor!

Chris

[atom]

i just uploaded a new build and swapped the release-decay/modwheel params.

[AvantMidi]

Test Report
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The swapping of the release-decay/modwheel params did not fix it unfortunately.
The mod wheel parameter was working correctly before and still does now (By using the release-decay parameters because it is swapped now).

It is the release-decay parameter that does not work correctly. When I set the 3 release-deacy modes on the HW it works fine.

Strange problem.... Do you have any idea? If I can do something to help please let me know!
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Rock on! Great developments!

[atom]

You can check what value changes what. You can use Xmon for this. It has a send option, a CC message looks like this:

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b0 57 01


the last byte (01) is the values mentioned in the manual, when it's bits 1 and 2 you can have 4 values, 0 1 2 3, when it's bits 4 and 5, you can have 4 values 0, 8, 16, 24 (bit 4 is 8 bit 5 is 16). Remember it's hex values. This is Release/Decay values look like this now:

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[b0 57 00]
[b0 57 01]
[b0 57 02]
[b0 57 03]


the ModWheel values look like this:

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[b0 57 00]
[b0 57 08]
[b0 57 10]
[b0 57 18]


hex 00 is dec 00, hex 08 is dec 08 hex 10 is dec 16, hex 18 is dec 24. You can try and send those messages to the device, and tell me what value affects what, a kind of reverse engineer thing.

[Tijs]

I also obtained the polylite. I tried to send the messages above with xmon set to the output to the polylite.
It doesn't react to the messages. I tried to send them with [] and without.

[atom]

i'm preparing a MIDI debug utilikty that will let you easily send controller messages in all possible form and genre. It will take me some time but it will be ready soon.

Try the polylite editor itself and let me know if that works. If something is wrong try to describe it (maybe this time i'll understand it better). And gimme some time to build that utility it will be much simpler and straight forward.

[AvantMidi]

The 4 added "global" parameters:
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Mode1 CC 86 Bit 0+1 Velocity :Works
Mode1 CC 86 Bit 4+5 KeyFollow :Works
Mode2 CC 87 Bit 0+1 ModWheel :Works but also affects Editor 'Release Decay'
Mode2 CC 87 Bit 4+5 Release Decay : Does not work correctly yet affects Editor 'Modwheel'
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The above can be easily set on the polylite HW. The Ctrlr editor works perfect exept for some of the above.

A build,(like the inital) without the 4 "global" parameters would enable the "Release Decay" parameter to work like it should if you set it correctly on the polylite HW. (The HW seems to store those 4 gobal setting parameters)

It would be terrific if you could make a build (AU) without those 4 "global" parameters.

Thanks in advance Roman! Absolutely funky stuff;)

[atom]

AU versions will be posted soon for all Ctrlrs.

You can disable those parameters is the exclude menu, if that doesn't help i'll remove them, but it looks like those last two are just swapped, i'll try to swap them again.