I use a slider of my MIDI controller to generate as output for example CC#07 from 0…127.
Moving the slider in Webconf I can see the generated values in Zynthian.local/ui-midi-log
Now when I add a MIDI filter, for example MIDI Scale CC value , I would like to see the trasformed values.
How can I get these values?
You can’t. The processor / chain’s MIDI output are not available in the MIDI log.
Let me think about it and open a feature request in our issue tracker 
Regards,
OK! It’s now possible to select any processor’s output from the MIDI log.
Simply update and test (Oram Staging & Vangelis)
Enjoy!
OK I will do it a.s.a.p.
I written the previouus question because I can’t understand how MIDI Scale CC value works. Mayby it could be useful also to other users.
As example I have an instrument chain with EPiano → Calf Rotary Speaker.
Calf Rotary Speaker has 6 Speed Modes: Off, Chorale, Tremolo, Hold Pedal, ModWheel, Manual
Assigning a CC to this parameter, the total range (0..127) should be split in 6 ranges
I would like to use a slider with CC#84 to toggle between Chorale and Tremolo so I add a MIDI-FX using MIDI Scale CC value and I assigned CC84 to Speed Mode parameter.
As the slider has a range of 128 steps and then I need to transform it to get a range of 41 steps (63-21) so:
the Value Scale should be 3,1
the Value Offset should be +22.
Value Mode is set as Clamp to 0.127
but when I move the slider the Speed Mode parameter is not affected by MIDI Scale CC value.
Because the CC scale output is not being used as input for the MIDI learning subsystem. It’s simply not used at all.
MIDI CC is intercepted before reaching chains and used by the MIDI learning subsystem. For this, all CC, except pedals, is blocked (unchecked) not reaching chains.
When you check a CC num in the chain’s MIDI CC list, this doesn’t change how MIDI learning works.
Checking CC nums in this list can be useful for special cases, but you need to understand how things work.
In your case, you could create a MIDI processing chain for your MIDI controllers and then, route back the output to the zynthian router, so It can be used by the MIDI learning subsystem.
This approach has limitations but It could be enough for many use-cases.
For fully solving this, some important changes are needed, like having per-chain MIDI return ports in the zynmidirouter and modifying the autorouting code acordingly.
regards
Hi @jofemodo
On oram (staging).
On the webconf > UI Midi options > MIDI devices
I see the input and output MIDI list now has per channel devices, is this a related change?
pisound MIDI PS-1QJ1ES9
USB HOST
DIN-5 MIDI
a2j:Midi Through [14] (capture): Midi Through Port-0
ZynMidiRouter:ch0_out
ZynMidiRouter:ch1_out
ZynMidiRouter:ch2_out
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ZynMidiRouter:mod_out
ZynMidiRouter:step_out
ZynMidiRouter:ctrl_out
ZynMidiRouter:dev0_out
ZynMidiRouter:dev1_out
ZynMidiRouter:dev2_out
ZynMidiRouter:dev3_out
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Step-Sequencer
MIDI player
UD-BT01
pisound MIDI PS-1QJ1ES9
USB HOST
DIN-5 MIDI
a2j:Midi Through [14] (playback): Midi Through Port-0
ZynMidiRouter:dev0_in
ZynMidiRouter:dev1_in
ZynMidiRouter:dev2_in
ZynMidiRouter:dev3_in
ZynMidiRouter:dev4_in
ZynMidiRouter:dev5_in
ZynMidiRouter:dev6_in
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ZynMidiRouter:dev21_in
ZynMidiRouter:dev22_in
ZynMidiRouter:dev23_in
Router Feedback
ZynMidiRouter:step_in
ZynMidiRouter:ctrl_in
CV/Gate
audioplayer:in
audioplayer-01:in
zynseq:input
zynsmf:midi_in
UD-BT01
Config:
Nothing changed. It was always like this.
Regards,
Sorry about the false alarm. I hadn’t noticed the ZynMidiRouter entries before.
