Questions : MIDI Commands keep being sent (Overflows)

[felau]

Amazing work! I will use this to control my ceiling LEDs using twitch commands from users using Jinx Software.

However, I noticed that when a user enters a command in twitch, the MIDI event is sent correctly, but it keeps being sent. The throughput in Loopmidi is increasing when another command is set from another controller. Is there a way to simply send a command and to stop sending it right after?

I was also wondering if it would be simple to code the tool to receive a simple command and send a specific value to a given controller? Currently, the triggers only receive notes. I would love for example if somebody would say : !Red and that the tool sets a controller (e.g. Controller 1 to value 10) for example.

Let me know if this is possible!

Thanks a bunch!

[Schkullie]

I've had the same problem with the sliders. (trigger works fine afaik)
The MIDI just kept comming in, even when the timer was already supposed to be over.
I fixed it by just leaving the MIDI input empty, since I don't need it. But that might just be a half-assed fix (even though I guess one doesn't need any MIDI input into the sketch)
Another fix, if a input is needed, is to just make a second MIDI loop (with the MIDILoop program), since they should operate indepently without a feedback signal. (but thats just specualtion on my end)

I'm currently also looking into the code to make it work for me, so if I find a solution to sending other MIDI signals appart from notes I'll send a pull request (if the OP allows other peoples input into the project)