Hey guys,
I noticed that when a pattern is changed, midi CC are sent to the external gear which is good.
However when creating a new pattern, activating the midi cc (func + push encoder on filter page), does not send the midi cc (of value 0 ), and you have to move the knob first.
It is not convenient, when you want just to activate them and letting them with their default value.
Do you have any idea ?
Try locking the trig to the parameter (In grid mode (red), hold the trig and move the knob with the value you want to send.
Hope I could help
Ok, thank you for answering, but it is not my question at all.
Actually, it is about parameter jumping.
I am going to try to explain :
let say on pattern 1, you chose 10 for midi CC 70
and on pattern 2, you chose 20.
Now when playing and when changing pattern from 1 to 2, digitakt actually emits
midi CC 70 value 20 , and when when going back to pattern 1, midi CC 70 value 10.
THIS behaviour is good .
However, If I now make pattern 3 from scratch and activating midi 70 in the digitakt dedicated page, midi CC70 value is displayed as 0 (default value) but midi message is not sent unless I move the knob. In my exemple, it means that the actual last value that my external synth got is 10. Now if I put trigs/jamming on the digitakt my synth is going to play as if it received CC70 with value 10, which is NOT good !
Why not good ?
It is not good because if I leave pattern 3 and go back, the midi CC will now turn to 0 and it will sound different from before.
So, it means that everytime you activate a midi CC in digitakt, you have to move the knob a little bit, otherwise what you hear the first time is not what get when going back to the recorded pattern.
Is it clear ?
This behaviour is awful and means because you have to actually pay attention everytime you activate a midi cc.