Tap Button
Tap Buttons require a single tap to action their command
They are useful for actioning commands repeatedly and in quick secession
Please note that Tap Buttons do not require a touch cycle meaning that they can be accidentally triggered
Action Map
The action map below details the point at which commands are sent
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| Touch Ready | Touch Begin | Touch Hold | Touch Release | Touch End |
| X | On Mode | X | X | X |
Control Methods
| Type | On Mode | Off Mode |
|---|---|---|
| MIDI | MIDI Channel, Note, Velocity | N/A |
| OSC | OSC Message, Patch | N/A |
| HTTP | HTTP Address, Patch | N/A |
| TCP | TCP String, Patch | N/A |
| UDP | UDP String, Patch | N/A |
| Audio | Play/Pause/Stop Audio | N/A |
Response Methods
Use external applications to operate this control with OSC
Send the string /ctrl/control/[uid]/[command] with the control's UID and selected command
Response Commands
| Command | |
|---|---|
/enabled [Int] |
Enable or disable the control (0 - Disabled, 1 - Enabled) |
/label [String] |
Change the label of the control for the session |
/label [String] [Int] |
Change the label of the control for X number of seconds |
/theme [Int] |
Change the theme of the control (Int 1 to 14) |
/theme [Int] [String] |
Change the theme of the control using custom palette name (Int 1 to 14) |