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8.3. MIDI notes from the controllers
The EVO4’s MIDI controllers send the following notes:
CONTROL CHANNEL 1 CHANNEL 2 CHANNEL 3 CHANNEL 4
Ch CC Value Ch CC Value Ch CC Value Ch CC Value
Gain 01 02 0-127 02 02 0-127 03 02 0-127 04 02 0-127
EQ High 01 03 0-127 02 03 0-127 03 03 0-127 04 03 0-127
EQ Mid 01 04 0-127 02 04 0-127 03 04 0-127 04 04 0-127
EQ Low 01 05 0-127 02 05 0-127 03 05 0-127 04 05 0-127
PFL
On
01 06
127
02 06
127
03 06
127
04 06
127
Off 00 00 00 00
A 00 00 00 00
Sw XF Off 01 09 01 02 09 01 03 09 01 04 09 01
B 02 02 02 02
Fader 01 10 0-127 02 10 0-127 03 10 0-127 04 10 0-127
Xfader 01 20 0-127
CONTROL CH CC VALUE
Encoder 1
Clock wise
00 59
01-07
Counter CW 127-121
Encoder 2
Clock wise
00 60
01-07
Counter CW 127-121
Encoder 3
Clock wise
00 61
01-07
Counter CW 127-121
Encoder 4
Clock wise
00 62
01-07
Counter CW 127-121
Encoder push 1
On
00 55
127
Off 00
Encoder push 2
On
00 56
127
Off 00
Encoder push 3
On
00 57
127
Off 00
Encoder push 4
On
00 58
127
Off 00
8.4. Assigning the functions of an external device to the MIDI controllers
Every device has its own MIDI configuration procedure. It is worth spending some time to gather in-depth
information about the MIDI control possibilities of your software/device and how to programme them.
It is very common for DJ software to include a “learner” mode. Select the function that you would like to control in
the DJ software, and when asked to do so by the device, move the controller on the mixer that you would like to
use to carry out this function. The DJ software will recognize the MIDI note sent by the mixer, and from then on,
you will be able to control that function remotely.