Table of Contents
Advertisement
Theremin control-message: The Theremin is also able to send 14-bit midi-
control messages. The closer to the antenna we go, the higher the control
value will be. This can be used to control external filters with the Theremin.
To setup the midi-control messages for the Theremin, set the mode-selector
to
'Theremin'
(MIDI) and adjust
P3 as required.
To disable the Theremin midi-control messages, just turn parameter P3 to
zero again. The Theremin control messages are disabled when in piano
mode (NOTE) or in Pitch-bend mode (BEND).
Theremin Piano mode:
messages when triggered with the trigger-switch, the internal auto-trigger or
via external trigger input. Pitch is controlled via the Theremin and the
'octave'
parameter (Theremin-frequency * Octave + note-offset). When
triggered externally, note velocity is derived from the trigger signal. Internal
triggers derive the note velocity from the main-volume.
To setup the Piano-mode for the Theremin, set the mode-selector to
'Theremin'
(MIDI) and adjust
P2 as required. Setting the note-offset allows you to align the pitch of the
midi instrument with the pitch of the build in audio oscillators.
To disable the piano-mode, just turn parameter P2 to zero again. The piano-
mode (NOTE) is disabled when in Pitch-bend mode (BEND).
Glisanto mode: The glisanto-mode is only available in conjunction with the
piano-mode. When glisanto is enabled in piano mode, moving with your
hand through the active region of the antenna is like playing a harp. Each
change in pitch will trigger a new note-off/on midi message. The note
velocity is derive from the main-volume.
To setup the
'NOTE glisanto'
'Instrument'
(MIDI) and select
P2. To disable the glisanto-mode, just turn parameter P2 to zero again.
'control-msg-TH / OFF'
The Theremin is able to send note-on/off
'NOTE ( offset ) / OFF'
for the Theremin, set the mode-selector to
'NOTE glisanto / OFF'
with parameter
with parameter knob
with parameter knob
15
Advertisement
Table of Contents
