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Plug-in Manager software in the Plugiator box, use the "Store" function of the
preset knob.
3.
Quick pads to load presets or plug-ins you have previously assigned to that
quick pad number. This will call up the corresponding preset which is stored in
the Plugiator box (refer to the previous chapter "Plugiator Control Interface")
4.
Changing presets from your MIDI keyboard by sending MIDI Program Change
messages in the range of 1 to 100. This will call up the corresponding preset
which is stored in the Plugiator box.
Note:
Note:
Note:
Note:
Note: Presets which are stored in the Plugiator box are not nessesarily in sync with
presets listed in the Plug-In Manager Software. Changes you make in the software
will not be stored in the box unless you write the bank to the Plugiator hardware. Vice
versa, changes you make to the presets stored in the Plugiator box will not be available
in the software unless you read out a bank from the Plugiator box. That was done on
purpose to allow management of multiple banks across multiple Plugiator boxes.
MIDI P
MIDI P
MIDI P
MIDI P
MIDI Program Change List
rogram Change List
rogram Change List
rogram Change List
rogram Change List
MIDI Program change
1....100
Loading Presets.
MIDI Program change
101....108
+ any Note
Loading Plug-ins.
MIDI Program change
109....127
Have no effect.
