DigiDesign Command 8, Manual

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Command|8 Guide 50
To set the CC#:
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Rotate the channel 4 encoder for CC# until
the desired value is displayed.
To set a Lo or Hi MIDI Value:
1
Rotate the channel 5 encoder to set a MIDI Lo
Value (0–127).
2
Rotate the channel 6 encoder to set a MIDI Hi
Value (0–127).
To program a switch for momentary or latching:
1
Select the switch to edit.
2
Rotate the channel 7 encoder (Mode) to
choose Latch or Momen (momentary).
To set a fader or encoder for single or double
precision:
1
Select the fader or encoder.
2
Rotate the channel 7 encoder (Mode) to
choose Single or Double.
To name a control:
1
Select the MIDI preset and control you want
to name.
2
Rotate the channel 8 encoder (Name). This
displays the Name parameters in the LCD.
3
Rotate encoder 2 to scroll and select lower-
case, upper-case, or numerics for the first charac-
ter of the custom name.
4
When the desired character is displayed, ro-
tate encoder 1 to move to the next character (its
cursor flashes). Repeat for the remaining charac-
ters to enter your custom name.
Programming Faders
Each fader can be mapped to any MIDI continu-
ous controller. Each fader defaults to a unique
MIDI CC number corresponding to Volume
(#07). Assignment can be changed to any other
CC number. Start and End MIDI values, as well
as custom parameter names, can also be speci-
fied for each control.
Programming Encoders
Each encoder can be mapped to any MIDI con-
tinuous controller, and defaults to Volume
(#07). Encoders support velocity sensitive edit-
ing, and can be custom named.
Programming Switches
The 24 switches in the fader section that can be
custom mapped in Stand-Alone mode include
the channel Select, Solo, and Mute switches.
The eight Channel View switches across the top
of the channel strips are also available, but are
permanently configured to CC 121–127 (left-to-
right). In addition, the Transport switches are
permanently configured to MMC (MIDI Ma-
chine Control) transport command assign-
ments.