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Make a button send a knob's value? - MIDI Designer Q&A
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in Advanced by fretnomore (650 points)
reshown by MIDI Designer Team (Dan)

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We'll call your knob "Selector" for clarity:

  1. Make a button called "Send"
  2. Set Send to Momentary
  3. Set Send to be Send On Only
  4. Make Selector a subcontrol of Send
  5. Change the Options as Sub for Selector  

    • Send Current Value to ON
    • Send Only on Supercontrol Change to ON
  6. That's it
by MIDI Designer Team (Dan)
Thanks, I got this to work for one control. The scenario is really more complicated (got into trouble in my next step); what I want to achieve visually is the following:

One selector for a CC data value to mean a preset on an external effect
One button to load the preset, CC=118, data from the selector
One button to store the preset, CC=117, data from the selector

I've tried various configurations including chains of hidden dummy supercontrols but can't seem to find a solution.
So you want to dial up a value, and then using one button send that value out on 118, and then using another button send that value out using 117?
Exactly! I solved it for now by using two sliders, each with their own send button, but it would look neater and save some space - or I could use the space for a bigger slider - if the buttons could share the selector somehow.
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