Change Button Address with Potentiometer

[mattibatti]

Hi - I want to use a potentiometer to change the addresses for my buttons. I see lots of examples using banks to change the CC address of analog inputs, so I tried to use that for buttons by making a button as follows:

Bank<8> bank(2,0)

Bankable::CCButton button1 {
  {bank, 0}, 2, {0x07, 0}, 
};

But this did not work. What am I missing?

Thanks

[tttapa]

There is no real difference between the usage of Bankable::CCButton and Bankable::CCPotentiometer. You can find the details in the API reference. However, it looks like you added multiple invalid arguments (with value 0), what was the intention behind those?

[mattibatti]

Awesome, thank you :)

[mattibatti]

Hi - I have a question about banks and changing MIDI outputs at runtime. Is it possible to use banks with custom MIDI outputs for each bank. For example lets say I have two buttons that i want to control their MIDI output channels with a switch that has 2 settings. is there a way to use banks such that instead of each setting incrementing the bank by a certain amount, it reads off a list of preset custom channels. the end result being something like Button1Bank = {1, 2} Button2Bank = {4,8} if switch =1{ Button1Bank.(0) Button2Bank.(0)} } if switch = 2{ Button1Bank.(1) Button2Bank(1) } Does that make sense? Thanks! m

[mattibatti]

Also the same goes for a bankable potentiometer

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On Wed, Jul 9, 2025 at 3:03 PM Matti Weisberg ***@***.***> wrote: Hi - I have a question about banks and changing MIDI outputs at runtime. Is it possible to use banks with custom MIDI outputs for each bank. For example lets say I have two buttons that i want to control their MIDI output channels with a switch that has 2 settings. is there a way to use banks such that instead of each setting incrementing the bank by a certain amount, it reads off a list of preset custom channels. the end result being something like Button1Bank = {1, 2} Button2Bank = {4,8} if switch =1{ Button1Bank.(0) Button2Bank.(0)} } if switch = 2{ Button1Bank.(1) Button2Bank(1) } Does that make sense? Thanks! m