From: Dirk Jagdmann <doj@cubic.org>
Hello,
this patch adds a command line option to select a better mapping from
midi controller values to dB sliders. The default stays as a linear
mapping, which has the disadvantage, that a sensible area to adjust your
volume (which ist mostly in the range of 0..-12dB) is in the upper
1/10th of your midi controller. This patch adds a map, which consists of
two linear functions, so that the upper half of your midi controller
controls values from 0..-12dB, the lower half then controls -13..-96dB.
I have enhanced the midi control of envy24control.
1) I have fixed midi feedback, where issuing a controller event resulted in
the controller value beeing sent to the midi port again.
2) I have added midi controllers for the "mute" buttons, which can now be
controller via midi.
3) and while rewriting the midi code to support the mute buttons several
off-by-one errors have been fixed.
From: Dirk Jagdmann <doj@cubic.org>
From Dirk Jagdmann <doj@cubic.org>
Hello developers,
I just gave the latest CVS version of envy24control a try and had to add
this simple patch, so it would not abort upon program start immediately.
Hello devlopers,
I have made the mixer sliders in envy24control react to MIDI
controllers. This way the hardware mixer can be controlled from a
sequencer program or some external MIDI controller hardware.
envy24control became a standard ALSA sequencer client which you can
connect to arbitrary other MIDI sources/sinks.
Signed-off-by: Dirk Jagdmann <doj@cubic.org>
