Kasper

someone just did a controller (expression Pedal) for me, which plug 

directly in my mac by an USB cable - and is seen in MAX with a Ctlin 

i receive all values between 0-127; all is fine.

However the person told me it emits on 10 bits... which i assume 

_since I can not reach the person right now, what is the way to check 

if a controller is 10 bits, should it emit more values etc etc

someone just did a controller (expression Pedal) for me, which plug 
directly in my mac by an USB cable - and is seen in MAX with a Ctlin 
(on midi channel 1, CC number 1)

i receive all values between 0-127;  all is fine.

However the person told me it emits on 10 bits... which i assume 
would give a finer definition.

_since I can not reach the person right now, what is the way to check 
if a controller is 10 bits, should it emit more values etc etc

kasper
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midiusb-in-10-bits

On 16 Sep 2007, at 10:21, Kasper T Toeplitz wrote:

> _since I can not reach the person right now, what is the way to 

> check if a controller is 10 bits, should it emit more values etc etc

Is anything coming on under controller #33? That would be your LSB 

> _since I can not reach the person right now, what is the way to  
> check if a controller is 10 bits, should it emit more values etc etc

Is anything coming on under controller #33? That would be your LSB  
value.

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> someone just did a controller (expression Pedal) for me, which plug 

> directly in my mac by an USB cable - and is seen in MAX with a Ctlin

> i receive all values between 0-127; all is fine.

> However the person told me it emits on 10 bits... which i assume

If you replace the ctlin with the below patch (name it ctl.in) and 

attach a float to the output, you will receive a higher precision if it 

Kasper T Toeplitz schrieb:
> hi
>
> someone just did a controller (expression Pedal) for me, which plug 
> directly in my mac by an USB cable - and is seen in MAX with a Ctlin
> (on midi channel 1, CC number 1)
>
> i receive all values between 0-127;  all is fine.
>
> However the person told me it emits on 10 bits... which i assume
> would give a finer definition.

If you replace the ctlin with the below patch (name it ctl.in) and 
attach a float to the output, you will receive a higher precision if it 
sends them between 0. and 128...

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midi/usb in 10 bits??