MOTU micro express-USB, Руководство пользователя

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For the data type byte, enter one of the following
values:
For the MIDI channel byte, enter the appropriate
value below:
Verifying that the pedal is working
To verify that the pedal you have programmed is
working properly, use the WINDOW knob to go to
the PEDALS window. Press the pedal and watch the
display. You should get a running update in the
LCD as the pedal moves. If not, try choosing a
different pedal type.
Programming Pedal A to convert an audio click
To program Pedal A to convert an audio click:
1
Use the WINDOW knob to go to the PEDALS
window.
2
Use the CURSOR knob to go to PEDAL TYPE.
3
Use the SELECT knob to choose Pedal A.
4
Use the VALUE knob to choose CLICK.
5
Turn the CURSOR knob one click to the right to
go to the THRESHOLD/DECAY window.
6
Use the CURSOR and VALUE knobs to set the
Threshold and Decay.
The threshold can be set anywhere on a scale from
0 to 70. The audio click must be loud enough to
reach the threshold. A soft click will require a low
threshold. Try to set the threshold as high as
possible, however, to avoid false triggering from
noise. Decay is meant to prevent doubled attacks.
The decay can be set from 1 to 31. Low values make
the decay longer; high values make it shorter. Try to
set the decay as long (low) as possible, but if you are
working with a faster tempo, don’t make it too long
or you will miss beats. The decay also determines
the duration of the MIDI note generated by the
MIDI Timepiece AV. A low decay produces a long
duration; a high decay produces a short duration.
To generate this Enter this as the data type byte
Note 9
Polyphonic pressure A
Controller B
Program change C
Mono pressure D
Pitch bend E
Channel Hex value
1 0
2 1
3 2
4 3
5 4
6 5
7 6
8 7
9 8
10 9
11 A
12 B
13 C
14 D
15 E
16 F
T H R E S H O L D 1 0
D
C L I C K D E C A Y 1 0
E
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