Retrokit rk002 rocks - I programmed my cable with Edge browser (didn’t want to install chrome…), Retrokit is pulling off an online programmer where you can paste your code, compile and upload via web-midi. It’s in beta, but it works.
Anyway:
All sequenced from Octatrack, including chromatic notes, midi-arp, midi-lfo, midi-retrig on that bleep snare,… (no lfo in lxr-kit!). I used the faders and performance buttons (mute and ta ta ta ta ta) on the lxr.
It is sometimes laggy and misses cc values…, but I guess if I put a delay into it or so… perhaps, perhaps, I’ll investigate.
It fixes note off issue and routes no matter what cc values to channel 1.
I used channel 2 to 8 for the lxr-lanes, note receive set to “any”.
I used midi cc on those channel, and the corresponding cc numbers accordingly to the documentation of lxr.
Well, it works.
It just was a quick test, thats why you want to vomit:
// octatrack note off ouchie
boolean RK002_onNoteOff(byte chn, byte key, byte vel)
{
RK002_sendNoteOff(chn, key, vel);
return false;
}
// lxr control change ouchie
boolean RK002_onControlChange(byte chn, byte nr, byte val)
{
RK002_sendControlChange(0, nr, val);
return false;
}
void setup()
{
}
void loop()
{
}