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I might very well be missing the obvious here but I cannot work out what seems like it should be quite simple?
I have a Modulator that has values 0-6, but on the Synth it is a Detune Knob that starts at 0 and goes either to -3 or +3, so:
Midi Value 0 = Display Value -3
Midi Value 1 = Display Value -2
Midi Value 2 = Display Value -1
Midi Value 3 = Display Value -0
Midi Value 4 = Display Value +1
Midi Value 5 = Display Value +2
Midi Value 6 = Display Value +3How do I change or offset just the Displayed Values so they match what is displays on the Synth LCD?
You will notice some choices when you create a modulator; uiSlider and uiFixedSlider. You want uiFixedSlider
Create a uiFixedSlider and in the slider contents box enter in what you want the user to see.
-3 -2 -1 0 +1 +2 +3-3 will send MIDI 0
+3 will send MIDI 6It needed to be a uiFixedSlider or a uiFixedImageSlider!
I knew it would be something easy, thanks dnaldoog, I’ll crack on!
It works as well with uiSlider but is a bit more tricky:
– min Value = -3
– max Value = 3
– expression to evaluate when calculating the midi message: modulatorValue+3
– expression to evaluate when calculating the modulator value: midiValue-3The advantage is that you don’t need to type all the single values
You will understand the advantage when you will have a mod -128 to +128 😉From my part, I prefer using a separate display of the value label but then you need to code a Lua function that is triggered when the mod value changes.
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