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B-CONTROL
NANO
BCN44
3. APPLICATION EXAMPLES
Fig. 3.1: Software controller
3.2 Hardware controller
Generally speaking, the B-CONTROL can control any MIDI-capable hardware. This example shows a setup
with a MIDI keyboard, a sound module and an effects unit. The effects unit is connected in series using the
MIDI THRU connector on the sound module, thus receiving the looped-through MIDI control data of the
BCN44. The key data (note, pitch bend etc.) are mixed with the controller data of the BCN44, provided that
the MIDI Merge function (see ch. 2) is activated.
Of course, you can also control the often hard-to-access sound parameters of a keyboard in real time.
Connect MIDI OUT of the BCN44 to MIDI IN of your keyboard.
Fig. 3.2: Hardware controller
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