Controlling Banks with MIDI Program Change Messages
A connected sustain pedal or dual footswitch is perfect for controlling banks of notes. If
your pedal input is being used by a hihat controller, you can still configure a 3rd party
MIDI device to send program changes into the
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The MIDI channel of the program change message determines which input should
change its bank. The value of the program change says how the bank should change.
Use MIDI Channel to Target Input
Banks Changes can be sent any individual input, the selected input, or all the inputs.
The MIDI channel of the program change message determines which input it is sent to.
Input(s)
MIDI Channel
1 – 4 (ED4)
1 – 10 (ED10)
1 – 4
1 - 10
Selected
15
All
16
The ‘Selected’ input is typically the last active input. If you hit a pad connected to input
1, then input 1 becomes the selected input. If you then hit a pad on input 3, input 3
becomes the selected input.
Use Program Change Value to Specify Operation
The value of the Program Change message determines what it will do. It can select a
specific bank, or increment / decrement a bank.
Dual Zone Inputs, Mono Inputs, Left
Bank of Dual Mono Input
Right Bank of Dual Mono
Input
Select Bank 1
1
7
Select Bank 2
2
8
Select Bank 3
3
9
Select Bank 4
4
10
Decrement Bank
5
11
Increment Bank
6
12
Note: Inputs that are setup as Dual Mono have two sets of banks associated with them—one for each pad.
To target the banks for left half of the input, use the first set of operations. To target the banks for the
right half of the input, use the second set of operations.
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