Widgets do not have MIDI values - they generate floating point values between 0,0 and 100,0 (under the covers 0.0 to 1.0) that are then mapped to parameters.
What does it mean to change the display range if it doesn’t actually have any impact on the value that is sent out?
I want to display the stereo spread on a parameter (like pictures on my first post) .
to have a nice interface that display what I’m doing when I change my stereo spread.
same for LPF filter to show the frequency range that is actually passing thru the filter.
I see - probably the only way to get close to this is to group two widgets together (see image) and set the scaling curve on one to your desired range (shown as the darker curve) and have the other one actually send out real values and then hide the “real” one when not in edit mode.
But the only way you would be able to adjust that spread would be by manually changing the scaling curve. I don’t think it will really give you what you want.
Yes! It’s only a cosmetical thing.
I need it because I have many pots on my screen so It’s better if the visual thing follow the action of each of them…
Ok there are so many actions a plugin parameter can set.
For example a 3D virtual Position when you use binaural effects and so on.
When you need a visual control about that just open the plugin.
it’s a complicated action while playing live.
GP is a fantastic soft because I can choose parameters I want to access on my controller playing Live.
here is an exemple of a rack panel I use Live :