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=Global MIDI-learning=

=Global MIDI-learning=

This allows you to easily connect any parameter in the Zynthian UI to any CC knob/slider on an external MIDI controller. (I intend to extend this feature to other MIDI messages, but currently only CC messages are supported.) Anyway, MIDI filter rules can handle any special cases, so it’s not an urgent task.

This allows you to easily connect any parameter in the Zynthian UI to any CC knob/slider on an external MIDI controller. ''(I intend to extend this feature to other MIDI messages, but currently only CC messages are supported.)'' Anyway, MIDI filter rules can handle any special cases, so it’s not an urgent task.

This works with ALL the engines, using the engine’s native MIDI-learning capabilitywhen available (and convenient) or the Zynthian’s MIDI-learning mechanism, within the MIDI filter. To be more explicit, native MIDI-learning is used for MOD-UI and for ZynAddSubFX OSC parameters. All the MIDI-mapped parameters are managed by the Zynthian’s MIDI-learning mechanism.

This works with ALL the engines, using the engine’s native MIDI-learning capability when available (and convenient) or the Zynthian’s MIDI-learning mechanism, within the MIDI filter. To be more explicit, native MIDI-learning is used for MOD-UI and ZynAddSubFX OSC parameters. All the other MIDI-mapped parameters are managed by the Zynthian’s MIDI-learning mechanism.

You get on-screen feedback during the learning process. When you enable MIDI-learning for a parameter, a small green text displaying "??" appears at the bottom of the controller/parameter area in the Zynthian UI. When the parameter is connected to a CC, the number of the assigned CC is shown in the same place.

You get on-screen feedback during the learning process. When you enable MIDI-learning for a parameter, a small green text displaying "??" appears at the bottom of the controller/parameter area in the Zynthian UI. When the parameter is connected to a CC, the number of the assigned CC is shown in the same place.

==How to use MIDI Learning==

==How to use MIDI Learning==

First, you need a working touch interface in your display. If not, you could use a mouse ...

First, you need a working touch interface in your display. If you don't have a touchscreen, you could use a mouse ...

[[File:Zynthian_ui_midi_learning.png|400px|right]]

[[File:Zynthian_ui_midi_learning.png|400px|right]]