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The original documentation state controller numbers must be 0-15, but it's actually 0-127 for MIDI. There are many controllers in MIDI that are 14-bit and are made up of two packets of 7-bits, one MSB, one LSB. For example, controller 20 is the MSB and controller 52 is the LSB.

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ladyada commented Mar 9, 2019

great work!

@ladyada ladyada merged commit 8d10fda into adafruit:master Mar 9, 2019
@coreyostman coreyostman deleted the controller-number-doc branch March 9, 2019 21:06
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Thank you, I'm making baby steps! I'm really looking forward to making a control surface using the full resolution of the analog inputs on the Grand Central to control the instruments on my Mac. John Park's tutorial inspired me but now I'm gonna use more bits per potentiometer! :-) Oh, and much larger knobs. ;-)

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