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today I tried an Akai MDP24 and I was so surprised that the encoders that are supposed to be "infinite" actually output a classic CC from 0 to 127 and then clip.

I found out a great post on the ableton forum about this issue and implemented akaratz's solution in max.

https://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=145782&p=1159490&hilit=+akai+mpd+24+sysex#p1159490

Here's my patch if it can be of some use...

today I tried an Akai MDP24 and I was so surprised that the  encoders that are supposed to be "infinite" actually output a classic CC from 0 to 127 and then clip.
I found out a great post on the ableton forum about this issue and implemented akaratz's solution in max.

akai-mpd24-rotary-encoders-relative

I've been looking to utilize my MPD as a "n0b control" - bascially just a knob which adjusts the parameter your mouse is currently hovering above (useful for EQing - so you don't stare to much at numbers and instead follow your ear) and now it works! 

In M4L simply select the input and (!) output of the midi track in live to the mpd24 and then it works straight away :)

Hey man! Thank you soo much! 
I've been looking to utilize my MPD as a "n0b control" - bascially just a knob which adjusts the parameter your mouse is currently hovering above (useful for EQing - so you don't stare to much at numbers and instead follow your ear) and now it works! 

In M4L simply select the input and (!) output of the midi track in live to the mpd24 and then it works straight away :) 

Akai MPD24 Rotary encoders relative