Move the cursor to the first parameter and
make sure it
is Function channel 1
. Move the cursor to the Second
parameter and change it to Function, move the cursor to
the parameter after the Function name and edit it to be
0A. Move the cursor to the next parameter and choose
any number, 1 will do fine. If you leave this as 0
nothing will happen.
The last parameter is the mode and T for toggle is
necessary, this will toggle between 0 and the value you
select, in other words, switch the function On and Off.
Event #0B - Mono Triggering On/Off
With this function, the pedals will force the synth to
play only the current note and cancel all others. This is
useful for live work where it's harder to be accurate and
will eliminate the accidental 2 notes together. Also you
can choose or edit a sound that has a natural sustain
envelope (rather than use midi sustain) and use this
Mono function to ensure the single note playing.
The parameters are the Function channel, Event Type,
Function # (0B in this case), Switch On Value (which
will be any number except 0 to switch the function on)
and Mode.
Move the cursor to the first parameter and
make sure it
is Function channel 1
. Move the cursor to the Second
parameter and change it to Function, move the cursor to
the parameter after the Function name and edit it to be
0B. Move the cursor to the next parameter and choose
any number, 1 will do fine. If you leave this as 0
nothing will happen.
The last parameter is the mode and T for toggle is
necessary, this will toggle between 0 and the value you
select, in other words, switch the function On and Off.
NOTE - On some synths this will NOT override the
Sustain controller command correctly. Some synths will
allow chords until the next single note.
Event #0C - Hold On/Off
With this function, the pedals will hold a note until you
press the next note. It's a bit like sustain (controller #64)
except it is dealt with internally and works with all
sounds. This function will only allow one note at a time
to play. You can think of this as monophonic sustain.
The parameters are the Function channel, Event Type,
Function # (0C in this case), Switch On Value (any
number except 0 to switch the function on) and Mode.
Move the cursor to the first parameter and
make sure it
is Function channel 1
. Move the cursor to the Second
parameter and change it to Function, move the cursor to
the parameter after the Function name and edit it to be
0C
. Move the cursor to the next parameter and choose
any number, 1 will do fine. If you leave this as 0
nothing will happen.
The last parameter is the mode and T for toggle is
necessary, this will toggle between 0 and the value you
select, in other words, switch the function On and Off.
Event #0D - Program Advance Reset
This function will Set the start numbers for Program
Advances A, B and C.
The parameters are the Function channel, Event Type,
Function # (0D in this case), Program Number and
Mode.
Move the cursor to the first parameter and
make sure it
is Function channel 1
. Move the cursor to the Second
parameter and change it to Function, move the cursor to
the parameter after the Function name and edit it to be
0D
. Move the cursor to the next parameter and choose
the first number for the Program Advance Functions.
You can Program as many buttons with this function as
you want to create start points for your Program
Advances.
The last parameter is the mode. There are two modes
that can be used here. O for OnOnly, will set the
Program Advance to the Event Value number, every
time you press the button. T for toggle will Toggle
between the Event Value number and 0 which may be
useful if you arrange your programs accordingly.
No program changes are sent with this function, the new
Start Number will be sent when you next press a
Program Advance Button
Event #0E - Midi Sustain Aux 1
This event is used to select Sending a second sustain
message along with any button assigned to Controller
#64. The parameters are Function channel, Event Type,
Function # (09 in this case), Midi channel and Mode.
Move the cursor to the first parameter and
make sure it
is Function channel 1
. Move the cursor to the Second
parameter and change it to Function, move the cursor to
the parameter after the Function name and edit it to be
01
.
Move the cursor to the next parameter and choose the
Midi Channel (1 - 16) for the second device that you
wish to send Sustain. If you leave this at 0 nothing will
happen (0=Off). Don’t get confused about the first
parameter (Function Channel) and the Event Value
being the Midi Channel on which to send the Aux
Sustain message.
NOTE
: the number is in Hexadecimal - see above for
an explanation.
