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Figure 2

 shows a typical connection if you have one keyboard and a 

computer.  In this configuration, you might want to disable local control 
on the keyboard, or turn off MIDI echo in the computer. This will 
prevent you from doubling using extra voices on your keyboard, unless 
that is what you want! The Knobby is small enough to sit comfortably on 
many keyboards, yet heavy enough it won’t slide off when you’re 
tweaking!! In this configuration, the keyboard must be able to echo data 
in order for the Knobby to receive commands from the computer. This is 
only necessary when you are programming the Knobby. If the Knobby is 
already configured, then this setup will work fine. 
 

 

Figure 2 

 

 

Figure 3

 shows a more complex setup that includes a master controller, 

computer, sound module, and your Knobby. The Knobby is in the 
location shown so that the computer can record any edits that are 
performed on the Knobby. As in the previous example, to program the 
Knobby it must be logically connected to the computer. The can be 
accomplished with a direct connection as shown in Figure 1, or through a 
MIDI patch bay or other hardware. 
 

 

Figure 3 

Next, you need to load the included application onto your computer. 
Install it to wherever you choose, but the default “C:\Program 
Files\KnobbyEd” is a good place. The installer will ask if you want to 
launch the program; go ahead and launch it! The first time you launch 
KnobbyEd, it will ask you for a default MIDI interface. You must select 
an input and an output in order for KnobbyEd to communicate with the 
Knobby hardware. It will also ask if you have a Knobby or a Slidemate. 
This is asked only so the application will display the proper bitmap of the 
controller you purchased. If you selected “Knobby,” you should then see 
the application as shown in Figure 4. 
 

 

Figure 4

 

 
 
The Knobby ships with definitions for several instruments, and more are 
being added regularly to the website. Before trying to build a profile of 
your own, we encourage you to check the website as necessary: 
 

 

www.encoreelectronics.com

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If you can’t wait for us to support a particular instrument, and you 
already know where to put the floppy disk, jump to the section entitled 
“Instruments.” 
 
 
 

 

Содержание Knobby

Страница 1: ...t of the online help Please read that when you get a chance What we thought would be appropriate for a user s manual is to end it with several examples for setting up various instrument profiles You s...

Страница 2: ...computer The can be accomplished with a direct connection as shown in Figure 1 or through a MIDI patch bay or other hardware Figure 3 Next you need to load the included application onto your computer...

Страница 3: ...rogramming For instance you could set GroupA to be 8 parameters for VCO1 GroupB to be 8 parameters for VCO2 GroupAB to be 8 parameters for the VCF etc You can think of the group buttons as giving you...

Страница 4: ...of each name is a graphic letter denoting whether it s a controller C NRPN N RPN R or sysex S message KnobbyEd can read two types of files a KNL binary file and an INI text file The INI file is what y...

Страница 5: ...The following pages are the real hands on tutorial of the manual These examples should help clarify some of the programming issues when creating instrument profiles Each example will describe the basi...

Страница 6: ...es are defined in the section The designator must begin with one of the following strings Sysex Controllers NRPN The designator can then be followed by any text separated from the first word by a spac...

Страница 7: ...mbers are the minimum and maximum and commas separate them If a third number is not present the parameter will default to a step size of one 3 The ordered list of the parameters doesn t have to be spe...

Страница 8: ...rBytes 2 ByteOrder 0 MsbLocation 7 ParameterLocation 5 DeviceIdLocation 2 DeviceIdMask 127 DeviceId 127 1 Osc 1 Octave 16 112 12 2 Osc 1 Semitone 52 76 Notice the first entry has three number that fol...

Страница 9: ...e 3g is where the Device ID is hidden as represented by the g In this instrument the byte is typically 30 If it is necessary to change the ID of the message the DeviceIdLocation and DeviceIdMask instr...

Страница 10: ...interface Another possibility is another application has enabled MIDI echo This is common with sequencers Q A friend wants a program I created How do I transfer it into their Knobby A you cannot dire...

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