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@ -13,13 +13,13 @@ This folder contains a couple of sample midizap configurations for different con
- [XTouchONE.midizaprc](XTouchONE.midizaprc): map the SCRUB key to the more important SHIFT key which the X-Touch ONE lacks
- [XTouchONE2.midizaprc](XTouchONE2.midizaprc): an improved config for the X-Touch ONE which turns the SCRUB key into an internal shift key, showing how to assign arbitrary MCP key combinations to the shifted keys
- [XTouchONE2.midizaprc](XTouchONE2.midizaprc): an improved config for the X-Touch ONE which turns the SCRUB key into an internal shift key, and offers more advanced configuration options
Other interesting items:
- [midizap.xml](midizap.xml): ready-to-use QjackCtl patchbay for all the sample configurations, auto-connects to Ardour
Installation: Open QjackCtl's Patchbay dialog, load the midizap.xml file and activate the patchbay.
Installation: Open QjackCtl's Patchbay dialog, load the midizap.xml file and activate the patchbay. To connect with Ardour, you also need to enable the Mackie control surface in Ardour's preferences dialog.
- [x-touch-one.device](x-touch-one.device): X-Touch ONE device description for Ardour 5.12 (this is basically the X-Touch description with a bank size of 1, so that all tracks become accessible)

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# bound these functions to the shifted bank and channel keys here, but of
# course you can change them to anything you want.
# NOTE: You should configure a bank size of 1 for the ONE, so that all tracks
# become accessible. At least that's necessary in Ardour; a suitable device
# description for Ardour is included (see x-touch-one.device).
# NOTE: You might have to configure a bank size of 1 for the ONE, so that all
# tracks become accessible. A suitable device description for Ardour is
# included (see x-touch-one.device).
^A#3 A#3 C2 # BANK< SELECT
^B3 B3 C2 # BANK> SELECT
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# Experiment with shifted controls. This remaps the shifted fader, encoder and
# jog wheel on the ONE to CC1..CC3. As these controls aren't used by MCP, they
# can be assigned freely, e.g., to some plugin parameters, using MIDI learn.
# (To make this work in Ardour, you have to connect midizap's midi_out port to
# Ardour's MIDI control in port, in addition to the Mackie control in port.)
# NOTE: Touching the fader also emits a note message (G#8), which will get in
# the way with MIDI learn, so we disable it here.

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# Pass everything through (including feedback), except for the mappings below.
PASSTHROUGH
# NOTE: This assumes that you run the nanoKONTROL2 in Cubase mode. Use Korg's
# editor application to enter that mode, or hold the SET and << keys when
# plugging in the device.
# NOTE: This assumes that you run the nanoKONTROL2 in *Cubase* mode. Use
# Korg's editor application to enter that mode, or hold the SET and << keys
# when plugging in the device. (Note that Ardour also has support for the
# nanoKONTROL2 as a generic MIDI device, in which case you can leave the
# device in its default CC mode and midizap isn't required.)
[Ardour] ^ardour_ardour$