Incorrect OSC for the XAir option

[istnv]

The XAir series has different addresses for these:

FADER_X/FADER_X/X32.cpp

Lines 77 to 83 in 7bb9c2c

	}else if(xTarget == 4){
	oscStr = "/auxin/"+String(ch)+"/mix/fader";
	}else if(xTarget == 5){
	oscStr = "/fxrtn/"+String(ch)+"/mix/fader";
	}else if(xTarget == 6){
	oscStr = "/mtx/"+String(ch)+"/mix/fader";
	}

/auxin is /rtn/aux is Channel 17/18 on the X18. On the X12 and X16 it is the USB Stick playback.
/fxrtn is just /rtn
No matrix busses on the XAir series.

[sparks-alec]

heh, I disabled Aux In & FX Return & Matrix targets on X Air because this is a bit messy.

I don't have easy access to an X Air unit at the moment, but https://mediadl.musictribe.com/download/software/behringer/XAIR/Parameters.txt suggests that things that aren't channels can secretly be controlled using /ch syntax. Can you confirm?

[istnv]

I saw that in the docs and never could figure out what it referred to.
The addresses on the left are the only ones that work.
I think the arrays listed on the right are the array index of the meters when queried.

[sparks-alec]

got it! golly I really dislike Behringer's old OSC docs.

Seems like kind of a waste of faders to dedicate a whole FADER_8 to just the one aux on an X-Air. Thinking about making channels >32 magic numbers that map to FX, Busses, Auxes, etc. Then you could mix busses and channels on one fader page, for example. Curious what you think!

[istnv]

That lonely aux would probably be the most used on a fader. On the X18 it is the RCA inputs, on the X12 and X16 it is the USB playback. I could see mapping channel 8-12, an FX (verb), Aux, and Main onto a FADER_8.

I needed more 'definition' for each fader which is why I added the page and fader config for the GrandMA2.
There are 32 faders on 125 pages, too many bits to map with one byte.
It is capable of setting fader 1 to control channel 5, while fader 2 controls channel 10.
Maybe something similar for the mixers: 1 value for target (fader/bus/return), 1 value for which one.
Map any available fader to any physical one, whatever order.