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MIDI Editing and Controllers
MIDI Controllers
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Setting the Parameter Range
You can set the minimum and maximum values for the parameter for each assignment
separately. This gives you more control over the parameter, for example, when you are
performing live on stage.
PROCEDURE
1. Set the parameter to the minimum value.
2. Right-click the control and select Set Minimum from the context menu.
3. Set the parameter to the maximum value.
4. Right-click the control and select Set Maximum.
MIDI Controllers and AUX FX
You can assign the parameters of the AUX FX to MIDI controllers.
Unlike the slots, the AUX FX do not have a MIDI port and channel of their own. Instead, they
listen to any incoming MIDI controller message, regardless of the MIDI channel. Therefore, if
you assign a parameter to a MIDI controller, you should use a controller number that is not
already in use by any of the assignments that you made for the slots.
NOTE
If you unload or replace the effect, the MIDI controller assignment of this effect is lost.
Saving a MIDI Controller Mapping as Default
After customizing the factory MIDI controller assignments, you can save them as default.
PROCEDURE
Open the Options Editor and, in the MIDI Controller section, click Save as Default.
RESULT
Now, each time that you load a new instance of the plug-in, your customized MIDI controller
mapping is available as default.
NOTE
Saving the controller mapping as default does not include the MIDI controller
assignments of the AUX FX.
The MIDI controller mapping is saved with each project. This way, you can transfer your
settings to other systems. The project also includes the MIDI controller assignments of
the AUX FX.