Testing The Midi Connection - Behringer Pro-1 Documentation And Instructions

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Testing the Midi connection

We can now test the Midi connection:
─ Press some keys on your keyboard and confirm you get some sound from the Pro-1. If not, check
your audio, check if Midi Thru is activated (not for configuration 2)
─ On the panel, in the Envelopes and Patches tab, press the Auto GS button so this is activating the
automatic send of all changes done on global settings to your synth
─ In the Tools menu, select Midi monitor and in the new monitor popup check On Monitor input
and Monitor Output in the View menu
─ Play a note on your keyboard and move the pitch wheel to its max. The range should be the
default one at 12 semitones
─ In the panel, select the second tab and change the Pitch bend range to 2 semitones (or another
low amount) in the Global settings section
─ Verify that the last message in the Midi Monitor output section is like f0 00 20 32 00 01 08 11
00 f7
 the number in blue will depend on your choice of pitch wheel range
─ Play the keyboard and move the pitch wheel to its max. The range should now be much lower.
─ Change the Pitch wheel range to 12 semitones in the Global settings section
─ Verify that the last message in the Midi Monitor output section is like f0 00 20 32 00 01 08 11
00 f7
─ Play the keyboard and move the pitch wheel to its max. The range should now be back to its
default value
You can also press on the Send All button to send all Global settings at once to the synth:
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