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attacks, but low (short) enough so that it won’t miss
the next true click. Fast tempos require a low decay;
you can afford to use a longer decay for slow
tempos. The Threshold setting can also be used to
help fine-tune the Micro Express’s response to the
click input.
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Adjust the settings in the Event section of the
window to show the desired message.
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Check to make sure that the Micro Express is
successfully reading the click.
Observe the green MIDI OUT LED’s on the front
panel to see if they flash in sync with the click. If
they miss a beat, or if they seem to flicker or stutter
with a doubled attack, try adjusting the input level
of the click; also try adjusting the decay and
threshold.
That's all there is to it! When an audio click occurs,
the Micro Express will send the specified message
to the destination outputs connected to the Pedal
source in the MIDI Routing window.
Click input hints
If the Micro Express reads the audio click
erratically, such as generating doubled attacks, try
adjusting the decay value. If you still have trouble,
try attenuating the audio signal, as well as the
threshold slider (low/high) in the Pedal window.
The click input is purposefully sensitive so that it
can detect a low-amplitude signal.
If you are creating the click that the Micro Express
will convert, set the audio level fairly high (at
around 0 dB). Also, record a short, transient click
sound with no reverb or other effects. A short and
precise click sound will produce the best, most
reliable results.
!USB Interfaces Manual Book Page 49 Tuesday, October 10, 2000 12:43 PM