Alexander Mihalic

hui-protocol

I've asked both mackie and digi for the hui protocol many times. it's aparently top secret.

I think I've got a patch emulating the motor mix including the displays etc. if your interested.

I've asked both mackie and digi for the hui protocol many times.   it's aparently top secret. 

I think I've got a patch emulating the motor mix including the displays etc. if your interested.
-matt


> I've asked both mackie and digi for the hui protocol many times. it's aparently top secret. 

> I think I've got a patch emulating the motor mix including the displays etc. if your interested.

*rolls eyes too* - I got the same BS about the Mackie Control back in 

the day. Lo and behold, everyone just reverse engineers the MCU or googles:

http://members.aol.com/mhigrules/MCMap.htm

I have even confirmed that certain un-named software companies have 

implemented Mackie Control support without even getting to first base 

I did a lot of the groundwork to figure out the specs for users wanting 

to hack about with the midi in Ableton Live, it's really easy once you 

take a crack at it. and mackie can't do anything to prevent that, since 

it's just basic midi. I think there's a bit of overlap between the MCU 

and the HUI, so the above link might provide a good starting point for 

Matthew Aidekman skrev:
> I've asked both mackie and digi for the hui protocol many times.   it's aparently top secret. 
>
> I think I've got a patch emulating the motor mix including the displays etc. if your interested.
> -matt
>
*rolls eyes too* - I got the same BS about the Mackie Control back in 
the day. Lo and behold, everyone just reverse engineers the MCU or googles:
http://members.aol.com/mhigrules/MCMap.htm
I have even confirmed that certain un-named software companies have 
implemented Mackie Control support without even getting to first base 
with Mackie - so everything's possible.

I did a lot of the groundwork to figure out the specs for users wanting 
to hack about with the midi in Ableton Live, it's really easy once you 
take a crack at it. and mackie can't do anything to prevent that, since 
it's just basic midi. I think there's a bit of overlap between the MCU 
and the HUI, so the above link might provide a good starting point for 
faders, knobs and buttons.

> *rolls eyes too* - I got the same BS about the Mackie Control back in 

> the day. Lo and behold, everyone just reverse engineers the MCU or googles:

> I have even confirmed that certain un-named software companies have 

> implemented Mackie Control support without even getting to first base 

> with Mackie - so everything's possible.

I found a PDF spec of the Logic Control protocol, and it worked pretty 

well with my MCU. I've got some MXJ code for it that I never got round 

Andreas Wetterberg wrote:
> *rolls eyes too* - I got the same BS about the Mackie Control back in 
> the day. Lo and behold, everyone just reverse engineers the MCU or googles:
> http://members.aol.com/mhigrules/MCMap.htm
> I have even confirmed that certain un-named software companies have 
> implemented Mackie Control support without even getting to first base 
> with Mackie - so everything's possible.

I found a PDF spec of the Logic Control protocol, and it worked pretty 
well with my MCU. I've got some MXJ code for it that I never got round 
to polishing up, if it's of any use.

>> *rolls eyes too* - I got the same BS about the Mackie Control back in 

>> the day. Lo and behold, everyone just reverse engineers the MCU or 

>> I have even confirmed that certain un-named software companies have 

>> implemented Mackie Control support without even getting to first base 

>> with Mackie - so everything's possible.

> I found a PDF spec of the Logic Control protocol, and it worked pretty 

> well with my MCU. I've got some MXJ code for it that I never got round 

That's just it; with the above link one can simply cross-reference the 

controller-/note values with the functions in the manual of a given 

MCU-enabled piece of software, and you're off. For instance (quick flip 

Cursor Up - Ableton Live: Session View - Navigate up - midinote C 7 

Zoom - Ableton Live:Session View - Launch currently selected Clip - 

Owen Green skrev:
> Andreas Wetterberg wrote:
>> *rolls eyes too* - I got the same BS about the Mackie Control back in 
>> the day. Lo and behold, everyone just reverse engineers the MCU or 
>> googles:
>> http://members.aol.com/mhigrules/MCMap.htm
>> I have even confirmed that certain un-named software companies have 
>> implemented Mackie Control support without even getting to first base 
>> with Mackie - so everything's possible.
>
> I found a PDF spec of the Logic Control protocol, and it worked pretty 
> well with my MCU. I've got some MXJ code for it that I never got round 
> to polishing up, if it's of any use.
>
That's just it; with the above link one can simply cross-reference the 
controller-/note values with the functions in the manual of a given 
MCU-enabled piece of software, and you're off.  For instance (quick flip 
through Ableton Live manual:)
Cursor Up      - Ableton Live: Session View - Navigate up - midinote C 7   
Zoom      - Ableton Live:Session View - Launch currently selected Clip - 
midinote   D#7
etc. and so forth.

apologies in advance for this mundane question; but, i've tried

too many different scenerios and always the jit.externals are

not being recognized by my application. am i missing something

apologies in advance for this mundane question; but, i've tried
too many different scenerios and always the jit.externals are
not being recognized by my application.  am i missing something
so very obvious?  

i know this post is quite old, but i am doing a bit of research on the mackie HUI protocol and this thread looks like it might be useful... anyone know why most of the posts appear blank?

they have been deleted because of rude language

maybe i'll start a new post about this then, cos i might need more info on Mackie HUI protocol. but first, i need to look into other options.

no really i was very interested, why they have been removed? seriously....