How to unlearn custom midi mappings

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I have mapped my Arturia Keylab Essential 49 sliders to the mixer sliders on my Zynthian, thinking at the time that this would be a convenient way to manage volume levels for my keyboard during performance. What I didn’t realize is that these same sliders are automatically mapped to the setBFree organ sliders. I think this dual-mapping has been the root cause of much confusion I have had with regards to both my zs3 volume levels and my setBFree timbers.

I would now like to completely clear my custom midi mappings from all of my snapshots so that the sliders on my Arturia revert back to only controlling the organ sliders and are not used for mixer volume levels. I don’t see a “clear all mappings” option in the Oram interface. Is there a way to do this, or would I be better off starting over from scratch with a clean build of Zynthian?

As a small token of my appreciation, I’ve attached a little thing I put together tonight reimagining “Georgia On My Mind” as a waltz.

I played this live using two keyboards, my Arturia using the setBFree Standard Hammond B and my Casio FP-10 using the MDA ePiano default.

Thanks in advance for any help!

TK

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Hi @tkc!

What a fine piece! I love your Georgia version… if you agree, i would like to add it to the demo songs in the zynthian site.

Regarding your question, we have only “Clear MIDI Learning” at the engine level, but implementing chain and global options shouldn’t be difficult. Please, create a “feature request” and we would consider the best way to add this option.

Thanks,

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Hi @jofemodo ,
Can you tell me how that is done? I searched for this in the past but could not find it.

Kind regards,
Hans.

Edit:
Found it. You must bold press one of the encoders to get a new menu. One of the options is Unlearn all controls.
The menu is further rather incomprehensible