Randomize parameters in a bunch:
Parameters assigned to a bunch can be randomized by pressing
[A]
when in CTRAL
mode. Each randomization will also change the reference value of the encoder.
CTRAL Mode:
This is the mode in which the Goliath starts when switched on. In this mode, turning the
rotary encoder will send MIDI CC values for the parameters stored in the selected bunch
according to the reference value of the encoder.
Parameters can be randomized; it is possible to enter
Multi MIDI Learn
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(MML) or the
Random Note Generator
(RNG).
Multi MIDI Learn
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(MML):
MIDI CC parameters are stored or removed in Multi MIDI Learn mode. To enter MML
hold
[F]
and press
[A]
. The LED of the currently selected bunch will flash briefly and
then turn off indicating the Goliath has entered MML and is waiting for incoming MIDI
data. Send the desired MIDI CC number to the Goliath from the connected device. The
LED will blink few times on reception of a new MIDI CC parameter, indicating the MIDI
CC has been stored. Nothing will happen if the MIDI CC has already been stored, unless
it has a different MIDI channel.
Other MIDI CCs can be assigned using the same procedure. When the maximum
number of MIDI CCs (16) is reached, the Goliath won't store any more parameters.
To remove a MIDI CC, hold
[F]
whilst sending the value of the parameter to be removed
from the connected device. In this case the LED will briefly remain lit upon reception of
the MIDI CC value and then turn off, indicating that the parameter has been removed
from the bunch.
To exit the Multi MIDI Learn
at any time, hold
[F]
and press
[A]
.
Random Notes Generator (RNG):
The Random Notes Generator is a useful tool that can generate random sequences of
notes. Hold
[F]
and press
[B]
to enter the Random Notes Generator (make sure the
Goliath is in CTRAL mode before entering the RNG).
The LED of the currently selected bunch will turn off indicating the Goliath has entered
RNG mode.
There are 4 different scale modes that can be selected to generate random notes:
- Random: random notes are chosen within 10 octaves
- Major Scale: random notes are chosen within 1 octave using a major scale sequence
for the selection
- Minor Scale: random notes are chosen within 1 octave using a minor scale sequence
for the selection
- Repeat: repeats one single note