Hi, if I have a mapped macro, e.g. to a frq with a range of 30hz-22khz, when i get the min and max for the macro, I receive values 0 and 127 - is there anyway to navigate to the 30hz/22khz values?

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I am not really competent but the module "translate" could help, no?

I am not really competent but the module "translate" could help, no?
my 2 cents ;-)


Hi, the issue is, can I navigate to the target control to find out that the min and max are actually 30 and 22000? i.e. can i get m4l to tell me these numbers. sorry if didn't phrase question very well...

I still don't quite get what you want to do? what do you mean by navigate?

I have a macro that I've mapped to a control on e.g. a cutoff. when i enquire on the live object for that macro, the min and max are 0 and 127.

The control it is mapped to is 30 to 22khz, so i'd like to know that i'm moving from 30 to 22khz when moving from 0 to 127. However, if i change the macro mapping from 10khz to 20khz then obv the 0-127 moves from 10-20, so i can't just default it to 30->22khz, i need to know that the control's real range is now 10khz-20khz. Does that make sense? thx

By navigate, i mean is there anyway i can get from the min/max of the macro (0-127) to the min/max of the mapped control (30-22khz)

I have a macro that I've mapped to a control on e.g. a cutoff. when i enquire on the live object for that macro, the min and max are 0 and 127.
The control it is mapped to is 30 to 22khz, so i'd like to know that i'm moving from 30 to 22khz when moving from 0 to 127. However, if i change the macro mapping from 10khz to 20khz then obv the 0-127 moves from 10-20, so i can't just default it to 30->22khz, i need to know that the control's real range is now 10khz-20khz. Does that make sense? thx

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