Like many other users (I assume), I came to Midihub with some understanding of MIDI.
From the start, I found the pipes and pipelines metaphor quite intuitive; giving the idea that one pipe might change the message stream and pass the results onto the next one, or that flows might be split or merged.
Beyond that, the main thing is doing little trials while making good use of the MIDI Monitor (initially at every step!) then re-reading the Context Help when necessary.
Because the whole thing is pretty logical, each time the MIDI Monitor shows something you didn’t expect, that leads to a new bit of learning.
The Step-By-Step tutorials were written with this sense of learning by doing
on AI
I worry that AI “recommendations” seriously interfere with this learning process.
Mainly cos it discourages the active learning-by-experiment I hint at above.
And, I suspect, they encourage passive consumption and acceptance.
Moreover, it’s wrong:
We can say with some confidence that nearly all of the source material for Midihub patching comes from precisely this forum. Yet iAI makes claims which have no foundation anywhere here or in reality…
Green mapping corner square is an excellent example.
Start simple and build up!
It’s more like those colleagues you learn to avoid; the ones who brag about how much they know but bullshit when in doubt.
I prefer those who say “Not sure about that, let’s find out”!
I’ll come back to your preset in later posts…