Or over MIDI, but be prepared for a little head scratching. Technically, the HotSwitch started with Space, plus H9 Special algorithms. Those algorithms turn on & off like this:
CC Number [0-99] + CC Value [64-127] = ON
CC Number [0-99] + CC Value [00-63] = OFF
It’s safe to say that the CC Value can be 127 for ON, and 0 for OFF. The ModFactor and PitchFactor algorithms act the same way, except it’s a more limited Performance Switch action [Brake; Slow/Fast, or Flex/Repeat].
CC Number [0-99] + CC Value [64-127] = ON
CC Number [0-99] + CC Value [00-63] = OFF
Where it gets dicey is in the TimeFactor-based algorithms. One CC value turns the Repeat function both ON & OFF. For argument’s sake, let’s call it a CC Value of 127 for ON.
CC Number [0-99] + CC Value [64-127] = ON.
CC Number [0-99] + CC Value [64-127] = OFF
One way to cover all of the bases is to have two separate MIDI switches for ON & OFF. One switch sends CC Value = 127, and the other sends CC Value = 0.
A single MIDI switch that alternates with each press between 127 & 0 values can cover any HotSwitch or Performance option, except for the TimeFactor algos. There’s a little background information here.
Picking up on this thread becaue I’m trying to figure out if there’s a way to assign the Slow/Fast function in the Rotary Algo to a MIDI CC switch. So far when I set up MIDI CC via my Line 6 Helix, I can only access the brake function, but not Fast/Slow
