Reference Manual
CHAPTER 20. LIVE MIDI EFFECT REFERENCE 255
On/Off Balance This determines the velocity of the output note. It is a balance between
the incoming note's Note On and Note Off velocities. If your MIDI keyboard does not
support MIDI Note Off velocity, you can just set this to zero.
Decay Time This is the time needed for an incoming note's velocity to decay to zero. The
decay begins immediately from the moment the device receives a MIDI Note On message.
The value at the time of Note Off will become the velocity of the output MIDI note.
Key Scale The pitch of incoming notes can be used to alter the length of the output notes.
With positive values, notes below C3 will be made progressively longer, and notes above
C3 will be made shorter. Negative values will invert this relationship.
20.4 Pitch
The Pitch Effect.
Pitch is a transposition tool that changes incoming note pitch by +/- 48 semitones.
The Range and Lowest controls act together to dene a pitch range through which notes are
allowed to pass. Notes outside of the dened pitch range will be blocked, and the effect's
LED light will ash when this happens.
Notes outside of the pitch range are limited based on their untransposed pitch, prior to the
transposition stage of the effect.