What happens when you ensure that the midi event you are selecting is a note
(i.e. just selecting on parameter 1 = 60, doesn’t mean you’re just selecting note events - e.g. could be poly pressure or CC number 60 etc.
@Nico5 The question was about “Last Event”, and it doesn’t seem like I can check “Last Event” type - Correct me if I’m wrong. (The only options are Value 1, Value 2, MIDI Status, Channel, Event Counter)
I understand that the value might not be a note, but I still expect to be able to input a note.
It makes sense that parenthesis doesn’t matter if you’re only using AND (and associative operand), so you’re basically just repeating the same condition twice.
For some reason the manual is really scarce on it, but “MIDI Status” is sort of the equivalent of “type”. Where:
Note - 144
PolyPressure - 160
Controller - 176
Program Change - 192
After Touch - 208
Pitch Bend - 224
(Jumping in 16 every time, i.e. the first 4 least-significant-bits are ignored)
Please update the manual on this… I literally had to guess it.
Also note - you can input the word “Controller” or “Note” and it will find the right number. But you still can’t write “C3” (Even if you asserted that the type is indeed a note).
This is not the expected behavior and should be fixed.