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Hi, i had a look at XG-MIDI-Tools to send 14bit CC to ableton from max (via software virtual midi cable, midi yoke)and even thoughableton receives some midi it repsonds really strangely. Is it actually possible to send 14bit absolute CC messages on all controlers or only some controler number allow for 14bit numbers. 

Hi, i had a look at XG-MIDI-Tools to send 14bit CC to ableton from max (via software virtual midi cable, midi yoke)and even thoughableton receives some midi it repsonds really strangely. Is it actually possible to send 14bit absolute CC messages on all controlers or only some controler number allow for 14bit numbers. 
i hate hex and binary...


14bit-cc-to-ableton

A 14-bit CC message is actually 2 CC messages:

The first CC message encodes the high 7 bits (128s, MSB) of the value, and the second CC message encodes the low 7 bits (1s, LSB) of the value, and the two CC numbers used are separated by 32.

So a 14-bit message on CC7 with a value of 522 would look like this:

CC7, value 4, IMMEDIATELY followed by CC39, value 10.

ie: CC7, 4 (x 128, MSB); CC39 (7+32), 10 (x 1, LSB).

CC 32-63 are mached to CC 0-31, so you can only really send 14 bit 

messages for these. In addition comes the NRPN and RPN messages, but 

they are really using 4 CC messages to transmit one message.

I haven't used XG-MIDI-Tools in a long while myself, but if you find any 

> A 14-bit CC message is actually 2 CC messages:

> The first CC message encodes the high 7 bits (128s, MSB) of the value, and the second CC message encodes the low 7 bits (1s, LSB) of the value, and the two CC numbers used are separated by 32.

> So a 14-bit message on CC7 with a value of 522 would look like this:

> CC7, value 4, IMMEDIATELY followed by CC39, value 10.

> ie: CC7, 4 (x 128, MSB); CC39 (7+32), 10 (x 1, LSB).

CC 32-63 are mached to CC 0-31, so you can only really send 14 bit 
messages for these. In addition comes the NRPN and RPN messages, but 
they are really using 4 CC messages to transmit one message.

I haven't used XG-MIDI-Tools in a long while myself, but if you find any 
flaws, please drop me a mail.

John Pitcairn wrote:
> A 14-bit CC message is actually 2 CC messages:
>
> The first CC message encodes the high 7 bits (128s, MSB) of the value, and the second CC message encodes the low 7 bits (1s, LSB) of the value, and the two CC numbers used are separated by 32.
>
> So a 14-bit message on CC7 with a value of 522 would look like this:
>
> CC7, value 4, IMMEDIATELY followed by CC39, value 10.
>
> ie: CC7, 4 (x 128, MSB); CC39 (7+32), 10 (x 1, LSB).
>
> 4 x 128 + 10 = 522.
>
>


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14bit CC to Ableton