Tap tempo midi issue

[pmaillot]

Thanks, Good to kno.

GPIO... tried it of course
But the GPIO is resulting in the same thing. "ineffective when an FX TIME parameter is assigned to that button".

To configure GPIO (other than by native wapi or OSC), click on the "View" button just above the DAW button near the wheel.
A screen will show " < > USER GPIO"
select GPIO and go from there

[SteffenA]

HI Is there a way of controlling the delay time on the X32 using Midi?

looking in the thread it is suggest that mici ch 6 or 9 will give me this option.

is her ea list of witch midi channels and cc that gives witch controls on the X32?

thank you

[pmaillot]

Don't have the x32 doc here with me, but there's a list of 'direct' midi commands listed in it.
Another option is to send OSC commands via midi SYSEX. Works very well. A description of this is available in the Arduino section of my website under X32, tap tempo.
-Patrick

[Kiff]

Hi Patrick,
I have a M32c mixer which appears to be the brother of the x32 rack.
I desperately need to match the FX tap delay to the bpm of each of my tracks
and I want to use a midi preset (hex?) from my playing software (Setlist Maker) for each matching tempo to accomplish it. Mixer equiped with “Widi”.
You have mentioned sysex and I would hope to trigger with the midi preset.
but haven’t a clue how to write it, can you help?
Cheers
Bryan (New Zealand)

[pmaillot]

Hello Brian,

You can use the delay commands for various effects and encapsulate them in SYSEX messages using @pvannatto 's tools, or use for example notepad++ to create your SYSEX message, following the notation explained in the unofficial X32 remote control doc (look for Appendix – OSC over MIDI Sysex commands).
Delay in X32 is expressed in ms most of the time, so you'll have to convert the bpm into that [ms = 60000 / bpm], If your FX number is 01 and its delay parameter is the first one, the OSC command would be similar to /fx/01/par/01 ,f [ms value] (before OSC formatting), and the SYSEX encapsulation would make it be such as:
F0 00 20 32 32 xx F7, with 'xx' being replaced by the OSC command and its float parameter expressed as hex data, resulting (for a 30ms delay value):
F0 00 20 32 32 2F 66 78 2F 30 31 2F 70 61 72 2F 30 31 20 33 30 F7

Hope this helps,
-Patrick

[pvannatto]

@Kiff, the sysex tool @pmaillot mentioned is Sysex OSC Generator.