User Manual

MIDI Editing and Controllers
MIDI Editor
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Controller Filter
Allows you to filter out the most commonly used MIDI controllers.
Show Empty Slots
• If this button is activated, the MIDI Editor shows all program slots.
• If this button is deactivated, the MIDI Editor shows only the slots that
contain programs.
Editing the Key Range
Each slot can be limited to a specific key range.
To show the key range, activate the Key button above the range controls.
You can set the key range in the following ways:
• Set the range with the Low Key and High Key value fields or by dragging the ends of
the keyboard range control.
• To move the key range, click in the middle of the range control and drag.
• To set the range via MIDI input, double-click in a value field and play the note.
Editing the Velocity Range
Each slot can be limited to a specific velocity range.
To show the velocity range, activate the Vel button above the range controls.
• Set the velocity range with the Low Vel and High Vel value fields or by dragging the
ends of the velocity range control.
To move the velocity range, click in the middle of the range control and drag.
Filtering Controllers
You can filter out the most commonly used MIDI controllers for each slot separately.
For example, if you set up a keyboard split with bass and piano playing on the same MIDI
channel, both sounds receive the same MIDI controllers. However, you usually do not want
the bass to receive the sustain pedal. To avoid that all sounds on the same MIDI channel
receive the same MIDI controllers, use the controller filter.
Filtering out control change messages can also be used to avoid unwanted program changes
on MIDI channel 10 (drums), for example.
PROCEDURE
1. Activate the Ctrl button above the range controls.
2. For each slot, activate the MIDI controllers that you want to filter out.
You can filter out the following MIDI controllers: Sustain Pedal #64, Foot Controller
#4, Foot Switches #65-69, Pitchbend, Modulation Wheel #1, Aftertouch, and Program
Change.