Resetting Encoders via MIDI

[Jorgalad]

Hey Guys,

I've been scripting a lot with my Keylab61 and now got a fully functional python script to use in Ableton.
This is all pretty awesome but there are a few things left I need to do.

One problem that i have is that I can not reset the encoders via MIDI. With my other controllers I can just send the channel and the CC number with the value zero and they will reset to value 0 so that I don't have to turn the encoder back when a value inside the software changed.

For some reasons this doesnt work, can you give me more info, I can not find any input settings to be honest.
I tried the manual several times but I find it a bit limited and there are even some things that don't get explained at all.
Is there a MIDI implementation chart available?
I love how the software comunicates with Analog Lab through Sysex, it's pretty spectacular but it would be great if there was a bit more information about this just in case a user wants to use different software as well.
This instrument has so much power inside of it but a lot is not documented it seems.
Anyway, it would be great if you guys know about a way to reset those encoders!

Thanks!
Jor

[Jorgalad]

Figured it out (not thanks to Arturia..) but if anyone wants to know, you need to send:

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00 F0 00 20 6B 7F 42 02 00 00 01 00 F7
That is to reset the first of the rotary encoders to a value of CC01 so you can figure the rest out yourselves.
I still don't understands why it can only go as low as a value of 1 even though I'm sending 00.

[bencrossman]

How did you find out the sysex message for that?
I am trying to capture the sysex message that analog lab uses to put a string on the lcd screen of a keylab 88

Cheers
Ben

[bencrossman]

No worries, figured it out

The sysex to post on the screen of a keylab 88 is:
F0 00 20 6B 7F 42 04 00 60 01 (up to 16 characters for 1st line) 00 02 (up to 16 characters for 2nd line) 00 F7

I believe the 01 and 02 refer to the line number
and the 00's after the characters are the null terminators

[Jorgalad]

Hey Ben, Sorry for the late reply.
I figured that one out too for the 61, pretty great!
And from the looks of it, those for the 88 and 61 are the same message, so I think it should work for 49 users too.

As another example this one says, Loaded Sound: Usersound

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F0 00 20 6B 7F 42 04 00 60 01 4C 6F 61 64 65 64 20 53 6F 75 6E 64 3A 00 02 75 73 65 72 73 6F 75 6E 64 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 00 F7
I was also checking if there was a Sysex message that would light up a note, but now we have just note on messages since the new firmware.
So far I love how tweakable the Keylab is, although you have to do some searching, would be great if there was was more info on this.