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In my poking through, refactoring, rewriting, module code, I just discovered that you can set the pan/balance of an FX return in a mix or LR -- but you can't control the actual assignment of an FX return in a mix or LR. The parameter base for FX return to mixes is 66 14, to LR is 60 3C (those are all hex) -- but there aren't any hits for 66 in the code at all.
It looks like controlling FX return -> mix assignment was omitted by accident. Either that or the relevant table wasn't present in earlier versions of the SQ MIDI protocol document than v3 (which seems to be what the module code was based upon, given it's included in the source code) and that omission got reflected into code.
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In my poking through, refactoring, rewriting, module code, I just discovered that you can set the pan/balance of an FX return in a mix or LR -- but you can't control the actual assignment of an FX return in a mix or LR. The parameter base for FX return to mixes is
66 14
, to LR is60 3C
(those are all hex) -- but there aren't any hits for66
in the code at all.It looks like controlling FX return -> mix assignment was omitted by accident. Either that or the relevant table wasn't present in earlier versions of the SQ MIDI protocol document than v3 (which seems to be what the module code was based upon, given it's included in the source code) and that omission got reflected into code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: