and thus can be pitch-bent, filtered, and otherwise modulated independently
of other notes.
Please refer to the BLOCKS Dashboard Creator Manual for information on MPE
and how to alter the MPE settings for the Seaboard Block.
6.2 Working with Digital Audio
Workstations (DAWs)
The Seaboard Block can be used with many digital audio workstations (DAWs)
and is especially expressive when used with a multi-timbral plugin like Equator
or Strobe2. Because the Seaboard Block transmits standard MIDI messages, it
is also compatible with any other software instruments which you might also
use in your chosen DAW.
In many DAWs, a single track can receive multiple MIDI channels from the
Seaboard Block and send the MIDI data to a multi-timbral synth like Equator.
Other DAWs are limited to a single channel per track, so configuring your
project to take full advantage of the Seaboard Block’s dimensions of
expression is not a uniform process. It depends on the DAW.
You can find detailed guides about working with most DAWs on our Support
page at
. If you do not see your preferred software on the list,
get in touch with the Support Team through our Support page.
6.3 USB MIDI Class Compliancy
