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• Change the type of the message (for example 'Control change' to 'Pitch bend')
• Change the channel of a message
• Route different channel messages to a specific channel
• Distribute 'Note on' messages to different channels, depending on note number
• Apply offset or other transformation to the note number in a 'Note on' messages
• Duplicate a message
and many more...
The message reactor works in all operating modes. The feature can be configured only by the
configurator utility for Windows® (see below). See its manual for details.
All parameters can be edited by a special free Windows® application, the MIDI Ant Configurator. It
offers very intuitive and self-explanatory interface, but yet it has its own manual. The application and the
manual can be downloaded freely from the
You can edit some of most important parameters in any place and without PC. To get into 'on-site'
edit mode, power MIDI Ant off. Press and hold simultaneously „UP" and „DOWN" buttons and holding them
that way, reconnect the power to MIDI Ant. Now release the buttons to continue.
Here are the available parameters and their possible values in exact order. Change each parameter's
value by pressing buttons "UP" or "DOWN", then move to next parameter by pressing button "ACT". After
adjusting the last parameter, you'll enter the last operating mode you've selected.
1. Operating mode:
• "F.bA" – mode 'Basic'
• "F.tt" – mode 'Tap-tempo'
• "F.cb" – mode 'Custom buttons'
2. Channel for all messages, defined in 'Program items' table; in hexadecimal format:
• "cP.0" .. "cP.F"
3. Assignment of Pedal A.
• "A.no" – not assigned
• "A.tt" – assigned to tempo control (changes the BPM)
• "A.Pb" – assigned to a MIDI 'Pitch bend' message
• "A. 0".. "A.7F" – assigned to a MIDI 'Control change' message. The controller number is shown on
rightmost 2 digits in hexadecimal format.
4. Transformation type for values from Pedal A (valid only when Pedal A is assigned to a MIDI message):
• "At.-" – no transformation
• "At.L" – logarithmic transformation
• "At.E" – exponential transformation
• "At.G" – Gaussian transformation (a.k.a 'S'-curve)
5. Channel for MIDI messages, emitted by pedal A. The value is shown after dot in hexadecimal format:
• "Ac.0" .. "Ac.F"
6. Assignment of Pedal B.
• "b.no" – not assigned
• "b.tt" – assigned to tempo control (change BPM)
• "b.Pb" – assigned to a MIDI 'Pitch bend' message
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Settings
MIDI Ant's
webpage.
Settings > 'On-site' edit mode
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