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).

4 x 128 + 10 = 522.

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.

Best, Trond

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. > >

Thank You both!!!!

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