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• HOG – Version 3.20
Here is the default MIDImap.txt file from an HOG show disk:
version = 40
; NB: MIDI Note & Controller numbers range from 1 to 128
group_menu = note:1
position_menu = note:2
colour_menu = note:3
beam_menu = note:4
macro_menu = note:5
page_menu = note:6
choose = note:7
go = note:8
halt = note:9
flash = note:10
fader = note:11
lh_tool = note:12
rh_tool = note:13
keypad = note:14
wheel = note:15
touchpanel = note:16
others = note:17
coord_x = controller:1
coord_y = controller:2
fader_val = controller:65
wheel_val = controller:66
flash:8 = note:47
ext_keys = note:18
func_keys = note:19
Example: “go = note:8”
This means that all go keys are transmitted as MIDI note # 8.
The note velocity is used to indicate which of the
go
buttons are being transmitted; eg, if fader 3’s
go
button is pressed, a ‘note on’ event for note #8 with a velocity of 3 is transmitted. When the key is released,
a ‘note off’ event for note #8, velocity 3 is transmitted.
If you wanted to send a particular
go
button over a unique note (and not use velocity to differentiate
buttons) then you could add the line ‘go:3 = note:50’. In this case a ‘note on’ for note #50, velocity = 63
will be sent when the key is pressed, and a ‘note off’ for note #50, velocity = 0 will be sent when it is
released. All other
go
keys will use the prior mapping, ie. via note #8.

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