I do my best to satisfy.

I will also allow pedals to send real-time messages, but you bring up a good point. If the filter is on the DIN out, i would need to still allow pedals to pass realtime messages. I'll give it some more thought.

I have a use case where I need to filter midi start and stop commands but keep midi clock. I currently use another solution but it would be much simpler to filter messages directly with the Midi Expression transformer. Sure. I don't even need to update the firmware to support that request. UPDATE: ...

Just as a heads-up, Linux has been ready to take the world by storm for the past 30 years--that and nuclear fusion.

Also my Linux apps.depend on VSTGUI which has its own dependencies on Debian I think.

Flatpak also won’t export udev rules or systemd services from the sandbox to the host and requires manual configuration after installing the flatpak package.

That's a showstopper.

System Realtime messages should be easy to implement--im willing to add that. Being able to send SysEx or an arbitrary number of messages is a pretty niche feature. There's no way I could implement it on the single input MIDI Expression (not enough device resources), but possibly for the Quattro and...

I don't know anything about flatpaks. I will research some basic information about them for interest sake, but I doubt implementing them would be simple and likely would require a significant time investment to get it working well with my build system. I certainly have zero interest in maintaining m...

The transformers work globally and there is currently no way to add extra on a per / switch basis.

jlmh007 wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 03, 2024 4:20 am

Hi Rob, thank you, yes, that is exactly what i need to send, that order will work good.

Here's how you should setup the footswitch. I assume you'll be able to figure out the transformer bits on your own

I posted build 18.

• Fixed transformer settings bug.
• MIDI monitor now has a configurable filter.
• Control Application will now properly minimize when clicking on its icon in the taskbar (Windows).