Reply to "myDMX - NOT for performing Musicians"

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So...like some modern TV remotes, the myDMX software can be set to "learn" whatever MIDI command you throw at it, whether it's a control change or simple program/preset change? If that's so, then no problem. Trouble is, I've only seen examples of control change commands being referenced. Do you open the trigger window, assign a port that corresponds with your MIDI input, initiate whatever MIDI command you want to use and then hit enter to store the trigger?

I hope it's that easy...I'd truly like to be able to put the myDMX presets under footswitch control. Thanks...I'll try to scrounge up a MIDI interface for my laptop and let the forum know what I find.

9/30/0810:28 AM

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