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How to configure so that when I turn any button on, it turns any other light off. - MIDI Designer Q&A
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in Advanced by technogeek99 (250 points)
Have you seen Button Groups in MD?
I had not been aware of "Button Groups", but it sounds just what the doctor ordered. I see it in the manual, so I'll implement that, thank you.
be aware that you have the option -- either from the supercontrol that creates the button group, of in the individual buttons -- to make the buttons so they don't send their OFF value. This can be useful.

Then... note the bounceback stuff. It's pretty awesome.

http://mididesigner.com/bounceback/
And you're welcome, glad to get you sorted, hope button groups do what you need!
Yes, the button group fixed the problem.  Your program constantly amazes me.  It allows me to further tap into my creativity.
Glad Button Groups did what you need and.... Thanks so much! If you'd like, please leave an awesome review for us in the App Store! Or not... the most important thing is that you're digging the App and finding it useful. More/better/newer things coming soon!

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See Button Groups for an explanation, link to the manual and link to bounce back.

by MIDI Designer Team (Dan)
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