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Page 12 WAMPLER METAVERSE
PERFORMING A MIDI JACK SELF-TEST
To perform a MIDI Self Test:
1. Power off the device, and connect a 3.5mm TRS cable to the
MIDI In and Out jacks, connecting them together.
2. Holding the tap tempo switch, power on the device.
3. If the tempo LED blinks blue, the test was successful, and the
MIDI hardware is working properly.
4. If nothing happens, press the tempo switch. If the tempo LED
blinks red, the MIDI hardware is not working properly (or the
TRS cable is malfunctioning)
FULL LIST OF TAPE HEAD CC NUMBERS
The LEDS in the Preset selector will indicate the binary
information below:
1 (decimal) = 0001 (binary) = sixteenth
2 (decimal) = 0010 (binary) = eighth
3 (decimal) = 0011 (binary) = sixteenth
4 (decimal) = 0100 (binary) = dotted eighth
5 (decimal) = 0101 (binary) = dotted sixteenth
6 (decimal) = 0110 (binary) = dotted eighth
7 (decimal) = 0111 (binary) = dotted sixteenth
8 (decimal) = 1000 (binary) = quarter
9 (decimal) = 1001 (binary) = q sixteenth
10 (decimal) = 1010 (binary) = q eighth
11 (decimal) = 1011 (binary) = q sixteenth
12 (decimal) = 1100 (binary) = q dotted eighth
13 (decimal) = 1101 (binary) = q dotted sixteenth
14 (decimal) = 1110 (binary) = q dotted eighth
15 (decimal) = 1111 (binary) = q dotted sixteenth
HINTS & TIPS
To get started really quickly with MIDI, the simplest route is to
create Presets on the METAVERSE and send PC messages from a
compatible MIDI controller to select each Preset. This is a good
way of playing with the power of MIDI without figuring out a
whole string of CC messages initially; the most control can be
gained by full mastery of CC messages however.
This pedal can accept a Global MIDI clock signal. This means
patches can be created on a MIDI switcher that set the tempo of
the delay and will override the Delay Time setting of the pedal if
sent. To get to the right Millisecond setting for any given delay
it is possible to divide the BPM by the Subdivision. There are
websites that have calculators that take all the hard work out of
these calculations like:
https://tomhess.net/Tools/DelayCalculator.aspx
Be aware that sending MIDI clock signal can create noise on gain
based MIDI pedals as it is a constant pulse of data.
If connecting this to another Wampler pedal that uses MIDI use
a 3.5mm TRS -> TRS cable to connect via MIDI between the two
pedals.
Reverb pedals should generally be placed after the METAVERSE
in an effects loop.
This pedal may cause intense amounts of practice and
wonderment.
The wearing of a cape and flared jeans when using certain
settings is optional.