MF Pro Beat Masher. 'secret' midi notes.

[djoverzero]

According to http://www.djtechtools.com/forum/showthread.php?t=30007, in version 20110511 of the Midifighter Class Firmware, "Super Combos have been built in to the firmware which will free up modifiers for future mappings"

I'm not sure if the new version of the Instant Gratification Mapping still relies on the modifiers or if it uses these MIDI commands.

[fullenglishpint]

originally it was fancy modifier stuff, hence the blog article on 'tracking super combos with modifiers', but then they updated the FW to make things a whole lot easier.

[Belmont!]

So if we make our own mappings, then those extra codes that get sent from pressing the combos don't do anything because they're not actually mapped to a command, right? Is there a way to discover/record what midi notes they send back so I can map them? Or are they documented?

[fullenglishpint]

ask someone with a MF who can be bothered to find them for you

[djoverzero]

Just looking at the code, I believe they are G#0, A0, A#0, B0, and C1. I'll check for sure when I get home and have my Midifighter on hand.

[padi_04]

Unless they changed it with the Pro series:

[djoverzero]

Just looking at the code, I believe they are G#0, A0, A#0, B0, and C1. I'll check for sure when I get home and have my Midifighter on hand.

I was wrong. Here are the real note values:
Combo A G#-2
Combo B A-2
Combo C A#-2
Combo D B-2
Combo E C-1

Also, in doing this I've realized that Combo D and E work differently than A-C. With combos A, B, and C, you have to continue to hold every button down until the combo is complete. With D and E, you press each button individually (letting go of it before pressing the next one). I'm not sure if this is a bug for a feature.