Midi Thru; Realtime Modulation Functions - Alesis 2 Reference Manual

Chapter 6 - Advanced Applications
In order to pass on MIDI information from a control device thru the QuadraVerb 2 to
another MIDI device:
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Connect the control device's MIDI OUT to the QuadraVerb 2's [MIDI IN].
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Connect the QuadraVerb 2's [MIDI OUT] to the MIDI IN of the other device you
wish to control.
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Press [MIDI].
The [MIDI] LED will light.
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Press [PAGE >] four times to advance to MIDI Page 4.
The display will read:
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Turn the [VALUE/ENTER] knob to the right to turn MIDI Thru "ON".

Realtime Modulation Functions

You can use various MIDI messages (such as note number, velocity, aftertouch, or
pitch-bend, etc.) to control parameters in the QuadraVerb 2, such as delay time, room
size, etc. This is accomplished by way of the QuadraVerb 2's MIDI Modulation Matrix.
Modulation parameters are stored in the Program, and therefore can be setup
differently for each of the Programs in memory.
Use the [MODULATION] button to program which MIDI messages control which
parameters in each Program, and by how much. This is done by following three steps:
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Select a Modulator (or modulation patch), of which there are 8 per Program;
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Choose the Target; i.e. what is to be modulated;
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Choose the Source; i.e. what is doing the modulating; and,
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Set the Amplitude, or amount, of modulation.
Keep in mind that a target may be modulated by more than one source. Likewise, a
single source can modulate as many as 8 different targets. It is this kind of flexibility
that matrix modulation affords.
Modulation sources must be received on the same MIDI channel the QuadraVerb 2 is
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set to in order for the Modulators to function properly.
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MIDI THRU: OFF
MIDI THRU: ON
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