04-08-2024, 10:35 AM
One MCON CC doesn't know anything about another one. It is just a destination.
Values are saved per row and if the source value (as in source result) didn't change then there will be no output to the destination. If the source stays 5 then the destination will be updated to 5 once but not anymore after that. If the source changes to 6 then the destination will be changed to 6 once. Other rows can have the same destination and will update on other occasions.
The exceptions are the XMAP command which will ALWAYS update the destination also if it never changed. Also some special trigger commands and some others.
This saves processor time and it takes care that you are not having for example a MCON update every millisecond (which is not possible with Midi anyways, the amount of bytes takes already longer than that).
And indeed if you don't care about the fact that they will be executed once in the begin then you can save the skip command.
Values are saved per row and if the source value (as in source result) didn't change then there will be no output to the destination. If the source stays 5 then the destination will be updated to 5 once but not anymore after that. If the source changes to 6 then the destination will be changed to 6 once. Other rows can have the same destination and will update on other occasions.
The exceptions are the XMAP command which will ALWAYS update the destination also if it never changed. Also some special trigger commands and some others.
This saves processor time and it takes care that you are not having for example a MCON update every millisecond (which is not possible with Midi anyways, the amount of bytes takes already longer than that).
And indeed if you don't care about the fact that they will be executed once in the begin then you can save the skip command.
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