Decibel Eleven Time After Time Operation Manual page 11

MIDI
There are two ways that the Time After Time can be controlled via MIDI.
Time After Time presets can be recalled using any or all of 128 MIDI Program Changes.
Each MIDI Program Change received by the Time After Time can be mapped to one of
its 11 presets or to bypass. See "Mapping Presets" section below for details.
Real-time control of each of the Time After Time's parameters can be achieved using
MIDI Continuous Controller messages. MIDI Expression Pedal data can be assigned to
any of the 4 Time After Time knobs as well as the TAP MODE and MOD SPEED
switches. See "MIDI Continuous Controllers" section on the following page.
Setting the MIDI Channel
The Time After Time defaults to receiving MIDI data on MIDI Channel 1. To change the
MIDI channel for receiving MIDI data, first disconnect power from the pedal. Then,
press and hold the 'B' footswitch while applying power to the pedal. The current MIDI
Channel will be displayed. Use the 'B' footswitch to change the channel. Available
channels are 1-16 (channels 10-16 are indicated as 0-6 with the center yellow LED
lighted). To save and exit, simply disconnect power to the pedal. Your MIDI Channel will
be saved.
Mapping Presets
Any MIDI Program Change can be used to load any preset, or to bypass the pedal. With
a very simple MIDI learning method, you can map the current state of the pedal to an
incoming MIDI Program Change.
First, send any MIDI Program Change to the Time After Time on its set MIDI Channel.
The Time After Time should respond by loading a preset or bypassing. If the Time After
Time is not on the preset you would like, simply use the controls on the Time After Time
to select the desired preset (or bypass it) just as you normally would. However, when
making the selection, continue to hold the footswitch until the LEDs flash, indicating
the MIDI change has been mapped. The Time After Time will now make this selected
change each time that this MIDI Program Change is received.
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