Re: Using USB keyboard knobs and sliders in linux

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On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 3:25 PM, Guido Scholz <guido.scholz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Am Thu, 03. Sep 2009 um 13:44:07 -0600 schrieb Ernie Dulanowsky:

Hi Ernie,

> In something like ingen or AlsaModular Synth,
> you have to add a module that allows reception of MIDI controller input. In
> AMS, there's a quad MIDI-CV module that allows you to assign four MIDI CC
> controllers.

Concerning AMS you forgot to mention that you could simply use the build
in "Control Center" (menu "View/Control Center), which  allows to match
any MIDI controller to any kind of slider/parameter and module you
assembled in your patch (without using a special type of module).

Guido

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OOPS! There's another thing for me to try in AMS. Once again, I haven't really delved into AMS that much, so the MIDI to CV modules were the first thing I encountered to do that function. I will definitely check out the Control Centre/Center. That will serve to clean up the few patches I've made. Thanks for this information!


cheers,
ernie




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