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--- config:remotecontrol:midi [2016/08/30 10:33] – [Scripting] tw
+++ config:remotecontrol:midi [2020/01/12 14:29] (current) – [Configuration] Formatierung tondose
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 The values are displayed in hexadecimal format. For Data2, there is an additional //Condition//, so that the remote control command will be executed for a range of Data2 values:
-  * = - Command will be executed if Data2 equals the specified value.
+  * ''='' - Command will be executed if Data2 equals the specified value.
-  * != - Command will be executed if Data2 does not equal the specified value.
+  * ''!='' - Command will be executed if Data2 does not equal the specified value.
-  * < - Command will be executed if Data2 is less than the specified value.
+  * ''<'' - Command will be executed if Data2 is less than the specified value.
-  * <= - Command will be executed if Data2 is less or equal the specified value.
+  * ''<nowiki><=</nowiki>'' - Command will be executed if Data2 is less or equal the specified value.
-  * > - Command will be executed if Data2 is greater than the specified value.
+  * ''>'' - Command will be executed if Data2 is greater than the specified value.
-  * >= - Command will be executed if Data2 is greater or equal the specified value.
+  * ''>='' - Command will be executed if Data2 is greater or equal the specified value.
-  * * - Command will be executed regardless of the Data2 value.
+  * ''*'' - Command will be executed regardless of the Data2 value.
 When using ranges for Data2, you can include the ''$DATA2'' variable in the remote control command, which will be replaced by the received Data2 value (in the range 0..127, decimal notation). This is particularly useful when you want to use a fader on your MIDI controller to control the volume of a player in mAirList. Just type the following command:
   PLAYER 1-1 VOLUME $DATA2/127
+Or for voicetracking player A:
+  VT PLAYER A VOLUME $DATA2/127
 This will set the volume to the fader position. The ''/127'' parts defines the 0 dB point to be at the upper end of the fader range. You could also use a value like ''/100'' if you want some overhead in the volume.