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gm_arts_tb-12_v1 [2016/05/10 10:18] gm_arts [GM Arts MFC for BJ Devices TB-12] |
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versions 1.1, 1.5, 2.1 and 2.2:\\ | versions 1.1, 1.5, 2.1 and 2.2:\\ | ||
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==== Overview ==== | ==== Overview ==== | ||
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Where Are My IAs? | Where Are My IAs? | ||
- | IA is a term typically used for a MIDI message used to toggle an effect on and off. There is no such thing as a MIDI IA message, so I use the correct term: CC for continuous controller. This is also more applicable to my firmware that can send any value for off and on. | + | IA is a term typically used for a MIDI message used to toggle an effect on and off. There is no such thing as a MIDI IA message, so I use the correct term: CC for control change. This is also more applicable to my firmware that can send any value for off and on. |
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(version 2.2 only) | (version 2.2 only) | ||
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+ | One for the MIDI geeks! | ||
Up to 15 messages can be set with a total of up to 255 bytes. Each message can be any type of MIDI message, such as system exclusive, CC, PC, note off/on, etc. Each of the 15 messages can even chain multiple messages. For example one of the messages could be a system exclusive followed by a CC! | Up to 15 messages can be set with a total of up to 255 bytes. Each message can be any type of MIDI message, such as system exclusive, CC, PC, note off/on, etc. Each of the 15 messages can even chain multiple messages. For example one of the messages could be a system exclusive followed by a CC! | ||
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The default settings for the library is that it is empty. To use messages, they must be configured in the PC editor, then saved as an .eep file and loaded into your TB-12. | The default settings for the library is that it is empty. To use messages, they must be configured in the PC editor, then saved as an .eep file and loaded into your TB-12. | ||
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