Oh silly me. It's all working now that I assigned the controller to use Pitch Bend. Duh! My controller has one of those sliders for modulation so I guess my brain just associated my actual Pitch Wheel when I read your instructions referring to the Modulation Wheel (coarse) controller. :)
OK, now that my brain is working again, I do still wonder if that dot can be made to illuminate in order to show us something is assigned underneath. What says Rui?
One more observation: Clicking "Reset" doesn't restore the default value of the (in this case) Frequency slider. Instead, it just leaves it in the state it ended up in as a result of whatever controller had been assigned and used to manipulate it. Is that expected? Seems to me, a reset function's entire purpose in life is to simply "make a thing look like it never happened".
Oh silly me. It's all working now that I assigned the controller to use Pitch Bend. Duh! My controller has one of those sliders for modulation so I guess my brain just associated my actual Pitch Wheel when I read your instructions referring to the Modulation Wheel (coarse) controller. :)
OK, now that my brain is working again, I do still wonder if that dot can be made to illuminate in order to show us something is assigned underneath. What says Rui?
One more observation: Clicking "Reset" doesn't restore the default value of the (in this case) Frequency slider. Instead, it just leaves it in the state it ended up in as a result of whatever controller had been assigned and used to manipulate it. Is that expected? Seems to me, a reset function's entire purpose in life is to simply "make a thing look like it never happened".
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