How to support multiple devices?
See original GitHub issueFor instance, I have a nanoPAD2 which I use to switch scenes with, but I would also like to use the nanoKONTROL2 to control the audio inputs with the faders. Perhaps, having even two nanoPAD2s it would be possible to easily switch between 32 scenes this way.
in code only one device is opened:
https://github.com/lebaston100/MIDItoOBS/blob/8d180566bd5dcc614418bf4894dac06b60205e24/main.py#L72
but it is possible to run setup.py
multiple times which also creates multiple "type": "device"
entries, however none of the commands are bound to a specific device.
Suggestions are welcome… such as merging midi devices to represent itself as a single ‘virtual’ device?
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Implemented with https://github.com/lebaston100/MIDItoOBS/commit/d1a646b8f14f1fc63d4b6fd1b539869f40f32ad6
Can’t promise any timeline, this might take months to be published, but spoiler:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/26111114/64372997-cd19db00-d022-11e9-9f23-c8c76df56179.png)