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Dec 19, 2020

Copyright 2020 by 1010music LLC

CONNECT A MIDI CONTROLLER

To use an external MIDI controller to control some of the MIXER, EQ and FX settings, you have to teach
bluebox how to work with the controller.

1. Connect a MIDI controller to the USB Device input on the back, or the TRS MIDI In on the front panel.

2. Push EDIT and touch Learn to enable MIDI Learn mode.

3. Push MIXER and touch the control option from the bottom of the screen. Then touch the track you

want to control. Now move the MIDI control you want to map to this setting. The MIDI channel and
CC number are displayed on the track while you are in Learn mode.

4. Push EQ and touch the track you want control. Push A until the node you want to control is selected.

Touch the parameter on the EQ grid that you want to control. Now move the MIDI control you want to
map to this setting.The MIDI channel and CC number are displayed on the control while you are in
Learn mode.

5. Push FX and touch the on screen knob that you want to control. Now move the MIDI control you want

to map to this setting. The MIDI channel and CC number are displayed on the control while you are in
Learn mode.

NOTE:

■ You can only use one MIDI CC to control each bluebox control.

■ Each MIDI CC can only map to a single bluebox control.

■ In MIDI Learn Mode, there is a small blue outline around controls that can accept a MIDI mapping.

LEARN MORE

This guide just covers the basics. To learn more, you can watch How To Videos on YouTube and
download the full user guide:

User Guide:

1010music.com/blueboxdocs

youtube.com/c/1010music/playlists

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CHECK AVAILABLE SPACE ON MICROSD

To monitor the space left on the microSD card:

1. Push TOOLS.

2. The space remaining on the microSD card is displayed in the top left corner.

ADD A WAV FILE TO A TRACK FOR PLAYBACK

You can include a previously recorded WAV file in your mix by adding the WAV file to a track:

1. Push Edit, then touch File and Add.

2. Use a knob to select a folder or file and then touch Load to navigate into the folder or add the file to

the track. Touch ^ to navigate back in the folder structure.

3. Push A to toggle the Active state of a file.

4. Push Play to play all Active WAV files for all tracks that are not armed for recording.

Summary of Contents for Bluebox 1.0

Page 1: ...ghted tracks Touch a different group or push A to select another group Turn a knob to adjust the gain for a track You can also touch a slider and move your finger up down or left right to control it ADJUST THE MIX FOR MULTIPLE TRACKS Push MIXER and then touch a control option on the bottom of the screen Push MIXER again to toggle between the main and extended control panels You can use the knobs o...

Page 2: ... controlling only the selected track 2 Turn the knobs to adjust the four controls with the pink highlight 3 Push A to toggle the knob focus to the other set of controls or tap a control panel to give it focus 4 Touch and drag to change the value of a knob Slide your finger up and down or left and right to adjust the value 5 Touch the REC MUTE or SOLO button to toggle the state for the current trac...

Page 3: ...roject You are working with the default project when you first start up bluebox You can create different projects as needed The WAV files you record will stay with your project but you must save the project if you want other settings such as track mappings and EQ settings to persist after you change projects or power down bluebox To Save the Current Project 1 Push PROJ 2 Touch Save To Manage Proje...

Page 4: ...g The MIDI channel and CC number are displayed on the control while you are in Learn mode NOTE You can only use one MIDI CC to control each bluebox control Each MIDI CC can only map to a single bluebox control In MIDI Learn Mode there is a small blue outline around controls that can accept a MIDI mapping LEARN MORE This guide just covers the basics To learn more you can watch How To Videos on YouT...

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