can i set default 'unused cc' to off

Question

hi

everytime I make a button and i want the same cc as already used , i have to click on the text each time .

can i globally set to ignore this warning ?

basically , i want to make lots of buttons for delay send , with different values.

if i make six buttons i have to click on unused six times and then reselect the same cc value (would love to type that number in)

or maybe i'm doing it wrong, i'm on my first evening of making a template for digitakt.... setting up options on a page, then plan to duplicate that for each midi channel / digitakt track. i know some of this will be user error as i get my head around it.

and would love to add my own labels to each cc for specific template to help find things easily (i.e flag cc 93 as delay send or whatever unique thing it might do on the relevant box)

Comments

as expected , user error.
the option can be toggled and it remembers on the next button :)
i can now make a lot of buttons that snap to sample start values instead of endless dialing and tiny tweaks to hit 0,5,10,15
:)

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Good stuff, glad you got sorted, thanks!

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Answer 1

hi

after a few days i've found that if the 'unused' lettering is white and you 'make similar' it'll continue to be white , allowing you to easily select a cc

making a fresh slider / button the 'unused' lettering will be blue , i.e only allow you to assign an unused , or possibly assign an unused one automatically.

in practice i've made a set of sliders and buttons that are setup how i like (named ticks , size etc) and are now using make similar. i then update the cc's and use a panel to make them send on the relevant midi channel.

Comments

Thanks for answering! More information means more uninterrupted creation.

Answer 2

hi

after a few days i've found that if the 'unused' lettering is white and you 'make similar' it'll continue to be white , allowing you to easily select a cc

making a fresh slider / button the 'unused' lettering will be blue , i.e only allow you to assign an unused , or possibly assign an unused one automatically.

in practice i've made a set of sliders and buttons that are setup how i like (named ticks , size etc) and are now using make similar. i then update the cc's and use a panel to make them send on the relevant midi channel.