Setup Instructions for DFAM MIDI sequencing
1. Each of the two top rows of jacks correspond to sequencing the steps of a single DFAM.
Patch “TO ADV/CLOCK” jack to the ADV/CLOCK jack on your DFAM. Row A jacks
would be connected to one DFAM, and Row B jacks to another.
These rows are controlled only by MIDI channel 10 messages. Row A corresponds to
MIDI notes 4-11, 20-27, (C1) 36-43, (E2) 52-59, (G#3) 68-75, (C5) 84-91, 100-107,
116-123, and Row B corresponds to the other notes 12-19, 28-35, (G#1) 44-51, (C3)
60-67, (E4) 76-83, (G#5) 92-99, 108-115. This mapping is intended to line up with MIDI
pad controllers such as the PreSonus Atom that don’t allow the user to remap the MIDI
notes. Of course, you can use any MIDI controller to trigger those MIDI notes.
2. Optionally, patch the velocity and pressure outputs to DFAM inputs of your choice. The
VEL+ and PRESS+ jacks output 0-5V corresponding to MIDI velocities and (poly and
channel aftertouch) pressures 0-127. The VEL- and PRESS- jacks output 0-5V
corresponding to MIDI velocities and pressures 127-0 (inverted).
3. Calibration: Play the first MIDI note in a range listed above into the MAFD Luxe that you
want to correspond to the first step on your DFAM. Use the DFAM’s Advance button to
get to the first step. (The DFAM’s sequencer has to be stopped to use the Advance
button when the ADV/CLOCK jack is patched.) Finally, start the DFAM’s sequencer with
the Run/Stop button.
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