Control your Tonex Pedal from your web browser

[bearwolfz]

I hope this is allowed, i read the rules and didn't find anything

In anticipation of the possibility to control your pedals from the Tonex software I got an idea to make a midi sending web interface for easy control of your Tonex pedal.

(Mostly i wanted to check out the web midi api with javascript and thought this would be a great project to try it out

So i made this really ugly webpage:
https://bearwolf.github.io/TonexWebController/

Where you can connect your tonex to your computer and manipulate a lot of parameters directly.

I've tested it and it works on mac and pc, (pc requires the asio drivers from the ik manager), further instructions at the bottom of the page.

I hope someone else also find it useful, i really enjoyed tinkering with it! The code is available also on the github and it's just basic javascript. github.com/bearwolf/TonexWebController

[Peter_IK]

Very good! I saw this on Reddit too, thanks for posting. Sadly I don't think I'll comment there since it was met with immediate insulting of our devs and trivializing what a full release of a live editor takes but that's Reddit for you

[bearwolfz]

Yeah i saw, believe me this is not meant as a stab at ik! Making a quick web tool vs integrating functionality into your application is quite a different task.

Very good! I saw this on Reddit too, thanks for posting. Sadly I don't think I'll comment there since it was met with immediate insulting of our devs and trivializing what a full release of a live editor takes but that's Reddit for you

[Peter_IK]

Yeah i saw, believe me this is not meant as a stab at ik! Making a quick web tool vs integrating functionality into your application is quite a different task.

Very good! I saw this on Reddit too, thanks for posting. Sadly I don't think I'll comment there since it was met with immediate insulting of our devs and trivializing what a full release of a live editor takes but that's Reddit for you

Oh I know This was cool to see from my perspective, it was the other individual that took it as an opportunity to be a little saucy about it. They do make a good point that it would have been nice to have the live editor before now but it is indeed coming officially so we are on the right path. And your tool is VERY cool and nothing that we're working on diminishes that, it's very clever and useful.

[BLuzJW91]

I hope this is allowed, i read the rules and didn't find anything

In anticipation of the possibility to control your pedals from the Tonex software I got an idea to make a midi sending web interface for easy control of your Tonex pedal.

(Mostly i wanted to check out the web midi api with javascript and thought this would be a great project to try it out

So i made this really ugly webpage:
https://bearwolf.github.io/TonexWebController/

Where you can connect your tonex to your computer and manipulate a lot of parameters directly.

I've tested it and it works on mac and pc, (pc requires the asio drivers from the ik manager), further instructions at the bottom of the page.

I hope someone else also find it useful, i really enjoyed tinkering with it! The code is available also on the github and it's just basic javascript. github.com/bearwolf/TonexWebController

What a great tool you have developed. Having a live editor for the Tonex pedals is definitely something IK should accomplish sooner rather than later (how long did it take Kemper?), but this is a great Java/midi tool. Congrats to you for developing it.

[bearwolfz]

Thanks all for the feedback and support i've gotten!
There's no better feeling than someone using what you've made

I've squashed some mistakes i did and added some features i got asked a lot about. So now there's the EQ block, and a block for sending pc messages to quickly swap between presets to compare them. So you can level match and check so that one isn't massively bassy or similar compared to the other one. Since i'm in the middle of a move i usually code without my pedalboard, it should™ work, but hit me up if there's something wonky.