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<br>> Some people only have got a keyboard with a data slider, e.g. the DX7 <br>> has got one, sending CC 6 (RPN-/NRPN-Controller). I once wrote an app <br>> for the C64 converting those controllers that can't be changed by the <br>> keyboards them self, so I was able to control any other controller for <br>> my Atari ST, resp. hardware synth and effects.<br>> <br>> I guess such a CC mapping manager is useful for Linux too and would <br>> solve Louigi's problem. Unfortunately I can't help, because I can't <br>> program for Linux, but such a task isn't something that needs much <br>> effort to be programmed for people who are familiar with the OS and C.<br><br>I agree that RPN/NRPN could be better handled but that does not get<br>around the issue that NRPN #1 to Ableton Live will mean something<br>different to another softsynth - the uses are not registered, as such<br>what they do is inconsistent and was the main reason I advised clearing<br>the controller settings.<br><br>I can put RPN/NRPN support back into bristol but it still means the<br>controller needs to be reconfigured so that the NRP ID assigned to<br>the bristol synth controller mappings do not conflict with those used <br>by any other synth on the chain.<br><br>Will forward the offlist discussion and when I have better results from<br>some tests with Louigi we can submit a resume.<br><br>Regards, nick.<br> <br /><hr />Your E-mail and More On-the-Go. Get Windows Live Hotmail Free. <a href='https://signup.live.com/signup.aspx?id=60969' target='_new'>Sign up now.</a></body>
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