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#X text 7 163 [control] is an interface between Context and the Novation
Launchpad Mk2. It lets you control a Context network using the Launchpad
MIDI hardware \, greatly increasing the speed and efficiency of simple
operations (not to mention the fun). [control] is designed for live
performance and improvisation \, but can also be useful for network
composition. With [control] \, you can:, f 36;
#X text 403 31 Here are some Contexts which will be linked to [control]
, f 22;
#X text 18 329 --start and stop Contexts \; --record into Context \;
--edit toggle arrays \; --edit toggle float arrays \; --send custom
commands.;
#X text 5 406 [control] is fully documented in the Context manual.
This helpfile serves as a quick-reference and start guide., f 36;
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#X text 16 16 [control] links with all the Contexts in one patch. It
doesn't make sense to have more than one instance of [control] open
in a single patch \, but having several Context patches open each with
their own [control] can be very useful. Only one instance of [control]
can be actively communicating with the Launchpad at on time. To select
which one is active \, use the "on" button \, or press the up and down
(or left and right) buttons on the Launchpad together.;
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#X text 14 21 Mode 1 gives you a bird's-eye-view of all of the Contexts
open in the patch. In mode 1 \, each Launchpad cell corresponds to
one Context \, matching its position and colour. Clicking on a coloured
cell starts that Context \, or performs some other function \, depending
on the Function Selectors.;
#X text 14 114 If the Function Selector is set to '-send 2' or '-send
3' \, clicking on a cell in mode 1 will forward it to mode 2 or mode
3;
#X text 13 165 You can also use mode 1 to record data into a Context
by tapping on the cell. The Function Selector must be set to :r for
this to work.;
#X obj 74 217 else/openfile helpfiles/links/control_mode_1.html -h
see Context Manual entry on mode 1;
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#X text 15 13 Mode 2 lets you edit the toggles of a select group of
Contexts. The group selected for editing is defined using the "-send
2" Function in mode 1 In mode 2 \, each row of cells corresponds to
the toggle array from a specific Context. You can turn them on and
off by clicking on the cells \, and scroll using the Position Selectors
if need be.;
#X text 15 104 By default \, mode 2 lets you edit the x-axis toggles.
To switch to the y-axis \, double click the mode 2 selector button
("User 2").;
#X text 14 158 In Mode 2 \, the Function Selector is used to start
the given Context. It can also be used to send other commands \, if
you use the Function Selector in the [control] abstraction \, rather
than on the Launcpad itself. This is the only instance where the behaviour
of the patch differs from the behaviour of the hardware.;
#X text 15 248 A secondary feature of Mode 2 lets you start Context
at a specific point in its cycle. To do this \, you need to hold down
the the "User 1" (Mode 2) button and press one of the cells Context
will now start at the point corresponding to that cell. You can enter
this mode permanently by using the :tx 1 command. Holding down the
Mode 2 button now switches back to the original mode where pressing
cells affects the toggles.;
#X obj 75 372 else/openfile helpfiles/links/control_mode_2.html -h
see Context Manual entry on mode 2;
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#X text 11 14 Mode 3 lets you edit the toggle floats of a single Context.
The Context selected for editing is defined by the "-send 3" Function
Command in mode 1 . Alternatively \, the last Context clicked on in
mode 2 will be selected for editing in mode 3;
#X text 11 82 In mode 3 \, the x-axis corresponds to a given toggle
from the selected Context \, while the y-axis corresponds to its toggle
float value. You can change the value of any toggle by clicking on
an empty cell \, or turn a toggle off by clicking on a lit cell. By
default. mode 3 lets you edit the x-axis toggles. You can flip to y-axis
by double clicking on the mode 3 selector button ("Mixer").;
#X obj 74 187 else/openfile helpfiles/links/control_mode_3.html -h
see Context Manual entry on mode 3;
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#X text 9 16 Mode 4 \, Mixer mode \, doesn't relate to Context \, but
to [slide] and [slide2]. It enables you to control the sliders in a
custom mixer abstraction using the Launchpad. The abstraction must
have the [pgrid] object placed in it \, along with [slide] and/or [slide2].
An example patch is included in this file to help you. You can use
[control] to control multiple such patches by double clicking on the
"Mixer" button.;
#X text 12 135 To enter Mover mode \, simply click on the [pgrid] "bang"
open in the [slide]/[slide2] abstraction (an instance of [control]
must be present in the same patch in order for this to work). In Mixer
mode \, you will see as many vertical virtual faders as there are [slide]/[slide2]
objects in the abstraction. Clicking on a new cell moves the given
slider up or down in a certain time perdiod. The time perdiod is defined
by the Function Selector \, and is longer the higher up you go (starting
at one millisecond \, ending at ~30 seconds). Clicking on the selected
Function Selector again halts the motion.;
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see Context Manual entry on mode 4;
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#X text 9 15 The position selectors are used to scroll if the grid
is not large enough to represent the array. Their usage is generally
very intuitive. If a Position Selector is not lit \, it means that
it will have no effect.;
#X text 9 78 You can also use the Position Selectors to jump between
different instances of [control] in different patches. To do this \,
click on both the up and down (or left and right) buttons together.
;
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#X obj 14 168 else/openfile helpfiles/links/function_selectors.html
-h See the Context Manual entry on Function-selectors for more details.
;
#X text 13 14 The Function-selectors work differently depending on
the mode. In mode 1 \, they are used to set the message that will be
sent to a Context by clicking on it. In mode 2 \, they are used to
send a start (or other) message to Context. In mode 3 \, they have
the same assignments as in mode 1 \, but send to the selected Context
immediately when pressed. In mode 4 they determine the time duration
for the slider movement.;
#X text 14 117 Function-selectors each have a default message for every
mode \, which is visible in the [control] patch. You can also edit
the message by typing into the symbol atom.;
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#X text 16 6 With quantize turned on (:qu 1) \, any :s or :ss command
send by [control] will snap to either the previous or the next beat.
In order to achieve this \, [control] must be given the beat. This
is dome from its inlet in the top-left corner.;
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#X text 22 17 [control] has a few commands which can be sent to it
through creation arguments. It also uses these commands to save custom
Function Selector messages (this happens automatically).;
#X text 43 86 :qu -- quantize on or off \; :gui 1 -- turn the grid
section of the GUI off \; :gui -1 turn the GUI completely off (-1)
\; :sa 0 -- turn the automatic saving off \; :ac 1 --turn active window
sensing on \; :1f0 -- assign a message to the first function selector
in mode 1 \; ... \; :1f7 -- assign a message to the eighth function
selector in mode 1 \; :2f0 -- assign a message to the first function
selector in mode 2 \; ... \; :2f7 -- assign a message to the eighth
function selector in mode 2 \; :3f0 -- assign a message to the first
function selector in mode 3 \; ... \; :3f7 -- assign a message to the
eighth function selector in mode 3 \; :4f0 -- assign a message to the
first function selector in mode 4 \; ... \; :4f7 -- assign a message
to the eighth function selector in mode 4 \; :tx -- switch toggle mode
and start mode in Mode 2 \;, f 68;
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#X text 40 22 Each cell has an alternate function which can be activated
with the keyboard's Shift key.;
#X text 64 62 --The control row along the top and the right (ie. the
directors \, function selectors and mode selectors) will select an
entire row or column \; --If you press a normal cell while the Shift
key is down \, it will enter a queue buffer. All cells which you press
will be stored and sent simmultaneously when you release the Shift
key., f 54;
#X text 41 172 Notice that these funcions work irrespective of which
mode you are in \, so the results will differ from mode to mode. In
mode 1 \, the shift functions will help you start multiple Contexts
at once. In mode 2 \, it will help you alter multiple toggles at once
\, etc.;
#X text 40 244 In mode 3 \, holding down the "c" key lets you select
toggle-float connections ("c-numbers") instead of regular toggle floats.
;
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#X text 36 17 Mode 0 lets you jump to a difference instance of [control]
and a different patch. This is only useful if you have more than one
instance of [control] open at once. In mode 0 \, each cell corresponds
to one instance of [control]. The colour is that of the Context in
the top-left hand corner of that [control]'s patch. Clicking on that
cell will jump to the given patch. Mode 0 is the same in every instance
of [control] that is open \, so it doesn't make any difference where
you summon it from.;
#X obj 69 171 else/openfile helpfiles/links/control_mode_0.html -h
see Context Manual entry on mode 0;
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#X text 41 29 [control] has a small properties menu. You can access
it by right clicking and selecting "properties". There you will be
able to select most of the same options as listed in "creation arguments"
\, and define the mode-2 ID list.;
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#X text 378 106 Note: It only makes sense to use [control] if you have
a Novation Launchpad Mk2 (https://global.novationmusic.com/launch/launchpad).
However \, the [control] patch contains a fully functional mockup of
the controller \, so this help-file will work still with no MIDI hardware.
, f 72;
#X obj 550 526 else/openfile helpfiles/links/control.html -h see the
Context Manual entry on [control];
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