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MIDI Control
Even if parameters can be automated from most software hosts, EARebound features a MIDI input which
provides an alternative way to control the plug-in.
The
switch can be used to enable or disable MIDI control.
How easy or difficult it is to use the MIDI input of an effect mostly depends on the host in which the plug-in is
loaded. In some hosts, you may have to load EARebound as an instrument or use it as the first insert of an "aux
return". Some hosts may even not provide any possibility to use such a MIDI input.
Please consult your host's manual to know more about how you can make use of EARebound's MIDI input.
Not all parameters can be controlled via MIDI. However, it is still possible to automate or control any of them as
(VST or AU) parameters (as far as you host provides this option).
By default, the EARebound's "MIDI Map" is empty, meaning that you must create your first MIDI Map from
scratch. Hopefully, the "MIDI learn" function will speed up the process.
MIDI Learn
1.
Click the 'LEARN' button to switch to "MIDI Learn" mode.
Assignable controls are then shown in blue.
(Note: activating the "MIDI Learn" mode automatically enables the global "MIDI" option)
2.
Click on the control to be mapped.
3.
Move a physical knob (or key, fader, ...) on your MIDI controller.
User manual
Use the "EDIT" buttons to access
the controls of a specific delay
line (or the "source").
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