ProppFrexx ONAIR User-Forum

No, but I guess I'll add a "$PLAIN:" option to the EXEC_SEND_MIDI_SYSEXMSG command for a next version.

Wouldn't it be easier to add a function to ASCII? When it works 0xF0 0x00 0x00 0x66 0x14 0x12 0x00 "* [STRING: {$ {outputmixer1name}}: {rpad}: {6}]" "* [STRING: {$ {outputmixer2name}}: {rpad}: {6}] "" * [STRING: {$ {outputmixer3name}}: {rpad}: {6}] "" * [STRING: {$ {outputmixer4name}}: {rpad}: {6}] "" "" * [STRING: {$ {inputmixer4name}}: {rpad}: {6}] "" * [STRING: {$ {inputmixer1name}}: {rpad}: {6}] "" * [STRING: {$ {inputmixer2name}}: { rpad}: {6}] "" -15.0dB "0xF7
Why can't $ {mixeroutputXgain} work the same?

This is what the $PLAIN: option will do, ie. leave the numeric values in a SYSEX message as a string.

Note, that you are not the only user, and by default must numeric values be presented as a numeric value in the MCU protocol.

It is clear! I'm looking forward to the new feature. Thank you.

The v4.1.5.7 adds the new $PLAIN: mode for the EXEC_SEND_MIDI_SYSEXMSG command - to send numeric values as a string.
Example:
EXEC_SEND_MIDI_SYSEXMSG 0xF0 0x00 0x00 0x66 0x14 0x12 0x00 "${outputmixer1gain}"
or
EXEC_SEND_MIDI_SYSEXMSG $PLAIN:0xF0 0x00 0x00 0x66 0x14 0x12 0x00 "${outputmixer1gain}"

Great job. It works!
$PLAIN:0xF0 0x00 0x00 0x66 0x14 0x12 0x00 "*[STRING:{${outputmixer1name}}:{rpad}:{6}] " "*[STRING:{${outputmixer2name}}:{rpad}:{6}] " "*[STRING:{${outputmixer3name}}:{rpad}:{6}] " "*[STRING:{${outputmixer4name}}:{rpad}:{6}] " " " "*[STRING:{${inputmixer4name}}:{rpad}:{6}] " "*[STRING:{${inputmixer1name}}:{rpad}:{6}] " "*[STRING:{${inputmixer2name}}:{rpad}:{6}] " "G:${outputmixer1gain} " 0xF7

Thank you very much!

Can you also use it to record voice track?
Can you make a demo video with this mixer?

What has this thread to do with VT?
I don’t get your question...

Can you use this mixer to record vt with the intention of moving the slider up and down to register the volume. So you no longer have to use the ATT. Volume button.

No. The ATT button creates a volume curve over the other tracks. This is a non-live function and applied after the voice over recording is finished, as it uses the cue-in and cue-out of the recorded track.
As such, there is no live fader events being able to use.