Mono/Fury Manual
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The
monofury.ini
Configuration File
The
Mono/Fury
is able to read some settings from a configuration file (
monofury.ini
)
located in the same directory as the
Mono/Fury
VST DLL (
monofury.dll
or
monofury64.dll
) itself. After you have edited this INI file in a text editor, you have to
reload it using the
Reload Configuration
command from the
File
menu (see section
).
MIDI Control Change Messages
All parameters of the
Mono/Fury
can be controlled by MIDI controllers, or more
precise: Each MIDI controller (except
Modulation Wheel
and
Sustain Pedal
) can control
one of
Mono/Fury's
parameters. The mapping is defined in the
monofury.ini
for
example like this:
[MIDI Control]
# trying to follow GM2 definitions here ;-)
CC7 = 8 # Volume
CC70 = 38 # Effects X-Mod
CC71 = 44 # VCF Resonance
CC72 = 57 # VCA Release
CC73 = 54 # VCA Attack
CC74 = 43 # VCF Cutoff
CC75 = 55 # VCA Decay
CC76 = 48 # MG 1 Rate
CC77 = 39 # Effects FM
CC84 = 13 # Portamento
CC94 = 12 # Detune
...
The syntax is straight forward:
CC<
controller number
> = <
parameter ID
>
Given the above example, controller 7 directly controls the overall
Volume
parameter,
controller 74 the
VCF Cutoff
etc. As you can see, comments are introduced by the
Pound sign (#); they are here just for description purposes and completely optional.
The
parameter ID
of one of the
Mono/Fury's
parameters is given in the section
controller number
can run from 0 to 110, with the
exception of 1 (
Modulation Wheel
) and 64 (
Sustain Pedal
); the latter two are simply
ignored.
MIDI Learn
The easiest way to assign MIDI controllers to
Mono/Fury
parameters is to use the
MIDI Learn function. To activate
MIDI Learn
, click on the respective button and wiggle
both the MIDI controller and the
Mono/Fury
’s parameter that you want to link. If you
want to unlearn the assignment, right-click the
MIDI Learn
button (the label now
reads “UNLEARN”) and activate it. Now wiggle the MIDI controller or the parameter
that you want to unlearn.
