2025-03-27 (Th) EWC_Soother Refined and discarded bluetooth

Wireless Note Off signals kept coming through with errors when I transmitted them. I suspect it was because I was sending them too quickly. I did not want to add a delay() to the code, so I made my kludgy function more elegant to send the correct Note Off instead of both possibilities. I used the remapping array that I implemented for the function that prandomized all notes within an octave, and the solution was more efficient than the old way. There was one subfunction that I combined because it worked for both modes.

I created a function that should accept any regular MIDI signal and convert it to the Control Surface command. I had to look up the number ranges of the General MIDI protocol and assign each range to the appropriate command. Several ranges did not work, so I could only send notes. I also noticed that my memory was at 95%, but when I recompiled without Control Surface, it was 30%. I may buy a MIDI→BLE converter and save my memory.

Control Surface Bluetooth commands

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