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Hi. SO i was wondering if it would be possible to have a mode in which a value of the module control is not overwritten when mapped but instead set as one around which modulation is happening. By modulation i mean any sort of incoming signal from cv-map. So basically if let's say a knob was at 3 volt(0-10v) and the knob on the midi controller it is mapped to now sends -5/5v, then 0v should correspond to the 3v, -5 to the 0v and +5 to the 10. This way i ALWAYS can go back to the original patch sound by just setting all the knobs on my midi controller to the 0v. Hopefully i am not too unclear.
Thanks!
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Hi. I just figured out how implement this feature real easy: If i right-click on the control i'm planing to map and copy its current value and then paste it to the offset knob of the uMap and then map it, the default value stays where i need it to be, at least if both the mapped control and what i mapped it to operate in the same values, like %. So it looks like if you could make your module to read the value of the controller, convert whatever it is to % and then set the offset to it it would just work. Don't know if that's possible and easy enough for you to bother, but it'd be great! Thank you!
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[Feature request]CV-Map/8Face:'relative' modulation mode
CV-Map - 'relative' modulation mode
Nov 28, 2022
Hi. SO i was wondering if it would be possible to have a mode in which a value of the module control is not overwritten when mapped but instead set as one around which modulation is happening. By modulation i mean any sort of incoming signal from cv-map. So basically if let's say a knob was at 3 volt(0-10v) and the knob on the midi controller it is mapped to now sends -5/5v, then 0v should correspond to the 3v, -5 to the 0v and +5 to the 10. This way i ALWAYS can go back to the original patch sound by just setting all the knobs on my midi controller to the 0v. Hopefully i am not too unclear.
Thanks!
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