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MIDI Maestro Manual
Let's try out some MSB LSB math so that it makes more sense:
Let's say that you want to get the number 1 as a value from the MSB LSB
command. First you would send the value CC:0 to the slave device with a value of
0, Then you would send CC:32 with a value of 0 as well. Finally you would send a
PC:1 command. Your device could interpret this sum value as 1 (0+0+1). This is
shown in the chart below.
Let's say that you changed the LSB value with CC:0 to a value of 1. This would
mean that you already have selected the second layer of LSB. Remember every
MSB layer has 128 LSB layers, and every LSB layer has 128 PC commands per
layer. So now if you send CC:0 value 0, CC:32 value 1, and a PC:1 command
your sum would be 129 (0+128+1). This is shown in the chart below.
Have you gotten lost yet? Don't worry, it gets more complicated! Let's say you change
the MSB layer to value 1:
So you send CC:0 value 1, CC:32 value 1, and PC:1. Once MSB is set to the second
bank, the sum value you choose cannot be less than 16,384. Why would you
need to do this? Ask the MIDI gods (a.k.a the Gearslutz forum).
So back to where we were, if you send CC:0 value 1, CC:32 value 1, and PC:1, that
will equal 16513 (16384 +128 +1). This is shown in the chart below. Have your
calculator handy!