Do not start playing patch after adding a module unless patch was already playing before adding the module
Allow reloading a patch if only knobs moved (resets catchups)
Fix move/rename and duplicate file menu options creating two aliases to the same patch file
Cleaned up MIDICV and CVMIDI artwork
Update Befaco to fix NoisePlethora Program/bank knob
Fix Djembe knobs not showing correct value on the screen
Fix display of MIDI channel (was showing 0-15, not 1-16)
Add preference to enable params that are out of the mapping range to be jumped back in range in Track on Equal mode. Notify user if this is not enabled.
Developer improvements and changes
Add _times_r symbol (for stdlib clock())
Make light and param drawing more efficient: Remove param watcher and light watcher, replace with directly reading patch
This refactors part of the way the audio engine communicates with the GUI thread. This fixes some bugs with catchup modes not working sometimes (knobs not responding when being adjusted in the GUI). This is a big change behind the scenes, which should reduce CPU usage by a tiny amount, but needs further testing since it could introduce other bugs.
I have installed the latest version. I immediately noticed that a few knobs were missing. At the moment, I’ve only found a few in Fundamentals and CV Funk.
That looks like the assets were not updated. Or maybe the update was aborted while the assets file was being written?
Try updating again, make sure to use the file ending in -firmware-assets.zip
I used the link from above. In the meantime I have made some updates. So I can say that it went through normally, if not quite quickly. But with the same result.
Unfortunately it has even gotten worse. Now a large part of the midi cc assignment is missing. Here is the same picture as before the update. The patch was played, so I can say that everything worked.
Has anyone yet got CV>MIDI working? Despite trying a range of midi devices and USB cable adapters I can’t get any midi signal out using dev12.12 or otherwise.
The patch looks fine. But what MIDI device are you using, and are you sure it’s supposed to respond to MIDI messages when used as a device? Some of the controllers I tried didn’t seem to do anything when I sent them MIDI, but I think that’s just how they were designed (as controllers, meant to generate MIDI). I had good responses from the Beat Step Pro.
I’ll check that MIDI channel number display too.
A cheap Amazon USB3 to 5 pin Din cable direct from the MM’s usb3 slot into the 5 pin midi in on (in my case) a Digitone.
i.e LEKATO MIDI Cable, USB MIDI Adapter With Indicator Light 5 Pin MIDI Interface 6.5Ft MIDI In-Out Converter Keyboard to PC/Mac/Laptop for Music Editing&Recording Track work with Windows/Mac - or similar.
Following up on my last post, in case anyone’s interested, this is the cable I used - directly linking the MM to the Digitone. Interestingly, in this particular instance, I had the MM sending a sequence of midi notes to the Digitone and then had the Digitone sequencer sending midi CC data back to the MM, controlling the scale offset of the MM patch, allowing for a kind of generative handshaking to take place. This opens the possibility of a very compact setup, just having the MM in a small pod case and an Electron device interacting with each other. If you’re just using the MM to generate sequence data, then you can run it at 24K/256, so the simple patch I posted earlier in the thread was only using 12% of MM resources.
The Midi i/o features of the Meta are a really valuable part of its toolset.
I created the patch in 12.5. I then updated to 12.12 and tested the patch, I think I also saved it locally afterwards, so this patch ist copied from MM…
Thanks. It looks like those mappings are removed from the patch file. The only thing they have in common is that there are other mappings to these knobs in other knobsets. I’m trying to get it to happen again.
I now have 12.14 on it. I still have a lot to do with the patch and there will be a lot more mapping. Maybe I can reproduce it again, then I can let you know.
