Sliders Are Not Independent

>put two sliders -- second one ends up controlling itself, and the first one.

Did you copy/paste the first one to create the second, or did you drag a new one in each time?

You said:

However whenever I move the first slider it only effects itself and not the second one.

I do not see where in code a change to slide1 would change slider2 ?

Should it be in IBAction ? How ? Where is slide2 referenced here ? I must be missing something.

    @IBAction func MidiValueChange(_ MidiSlider1: UISlider) {
      
        let controllerChange = 0xB0; // hexadecimal equivalent of controller change, channel 0
        let controllerNumber = 0x0A;  // the assigned controller number for something like panning
      
        midi1.midiSend(status: controllerChange, controlID: controllerNumber, value: Int(MidiSlider1.value));
      
        MidiLabel.text = "\(Int(MidiSlider1.value))"
        print(Int(MidiSlider1.value));
    }

To which event is it connected ? valueChanged I suppose.

Finally, naming conventions in Swift require that variables, functions… start with lowercase.

func midiValueChange

midiSlider1: UISlider

@IBOutlet weak var midiSlider1: UISlider!

@IBOutlet weak var midiLabel: UILabel!

Hi Claude31,

The second MidiValueChangeFunction I have references to the second slider. From the code I posted I have two slider action functions. I thought I would need an action function for each individual slider in order for me to call the midisend function I created each time the slider value changes, is there another way I should do this? Also I will change my naming convention too. Thank you for the help

- Greg

Sorry to return so late, I missed your reply. Did you solve the issue ?

Otherwise, you should post the complete code, where we can see the IBActions and IBOutlets for all 3 sliders.