Problems mapping APC40

[DJCuriosity]

I have had this thing mapped over and over again. Dealing with the redesign of the midi mapping from version to version but I have always had 1 problem that just bugs the crap out of me. After everything is mapped and working, no matter the version of TSP, If I press any "clip launch" buttons on my APC longer then a tap the light does not do what it is programmed to. Wondering if there is something I can do to resolve this. I keep hearing talk of send monitor state messages but I have no idea if that is what I am looking for. Please help.

[DJCuriosity]

Oh, and just for the record. If I could go about this without max or Bomes that would be super sweet.

[deviantdigi]

Your getting into outputs so grab a bottle of Tylenol and prepare for WAR!

(I would suggest backing up your .tsi before messing with outputs, or anything else for that matter, as I have recently destroyed my previous mapping by doing so.)

Can you give a brief description of what the buttons are assigned to, including Mods, etc.

Found this posted on another thread. Maybe you could get some insight from it.

You need to assign send monitor state to the button that actually changes the modifier value. Invert it just in case so it updates when you release the button (apc works that way) and you are sure the modifier has switched value.

There is no need to give it a modifier condition since all it does is refresh the midi out values on the controller.

Hope it helps

[DJCuriosity]

Well here is my TSI for now too if it helps anyone understand my problem.

[DJCuriosity]

Alright, I found a simple solution. Being a momentary switch on the clip launches mean that they send a note off message. So in short, if you invert the in command then it will send the midi when you release leaving the led status unscathed. Freakin' awesome. More questions soon I'm sure. Thanks for your help.

[deviantdigi]

Alright, I found a simple solution. Being a momentary switch on the clip launches mean that they send a note off message. So in short, if you invert the in command then it will send the midi when you release leaving the led status unscathed. Freakin' awesome. More questions soon I'm sure. Thanks for your help.

So there push-"to-break". Not push-to-make. So many buttons! Glad you found a fix.

[DJCuriosity]

Well actually they are push to make and release to break. So I guess theoretically you could assign one out command, not set to invert, to respond when you hit the button and a second command, set to invert, to respond as soon as you let go. As I do not yet see the functionality of doing this, it's always nice to know.

[deviantdigi]

Oh shit, I've gone cross eyed again :P