Q-Code User Manual
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realese all the notes of currenet playback instruments and percussions.
Note: NY4 / NY5 / NY5+ / NY6 / NY7 / NY9T do not support this comman.
Ex.
Path1: InstNoteAllOff
; Release all the current playing notes.
4.13.3 DrumNoteOn(Index, Vol) & DrumNoteOff(Index)
The DrumNoteOn and DrumNoteOff commands can be used as single note of percussions’ key, but
these commands must be paired. When user presses one key, the DrumNoteOn command will play
one note and occupy one channel until user releases the key or the end of play. When the key is
released, the DrumNoteOff command will stop play and release the occupied channel.
Index:
Specify the index of GM Non-Pitched Instrument.
User can designate the value via an
immediate value or variables.
Vol:
The velocity of single tone, its range is 0 ~ 127. User can designate the value via an immediate
value or variables.
Note: NY4 / NY5 / NY9T / NX1 do not support this command.
Ex.
Path1: DrumNoteOn (0, 127)
; Falling Edge. Play the percussion number 0, intensity 127.
Path2: DrumNoteOff (0)
; Rising Edge. Release the percussion number 0.
Ex.
Path1: DrumNoteOn (X0, 127)
; Falling Edge. Use the X0 designated percussion, intensity 127.
Path2: DrumNoteOff (X0)
; Rising Edge. Release the X0 designated percussion timbre.
Ex.
Path1: DrumNoteOn (35, X1)
; Falling Edge. Play the no.35 percussion timbre and use the
X1 designated intensity.
Path2: DrumNoteOff (35)
; Rising Edge. Release the no.35 percussion timbre.
Ex.
Path1: DrumNoteOn (X0, X1)
; Falling Edge. Use the X0 designated percussion timbre and
the X1 designated intensity
Path2: DrumNoteOff (X0)
; Rising Edge. Release the X0 designated percussion timbre.
4.13.4 NoteVibrato = n / NoteVibrato = Ri
When setting the vibrato effect of timbre throgh
Q-MIDI
, users can use this command to achieve the
vibrato effect of single note.
n / Ri
: is the control parameter of vibrato, user can set the value by immediate value or Ri. The range is
0~8, 0 means close, whereas 1 ~ 8 can set the effect of depth—the greater the value, the wider the
depth.