Reference - Midi Note Messages; Using Midi Programme Messages; Using Midi Timecode - Jands Event 4 User Manual

17.1.12.1

Reference - MIDI Note Messages

Midi Note messages run from 0 to 127.
The Event 4 software has the MIDI Note numbers as 1 - 128. When using the table
below, add 1 to each MIDI number.
MIDI Note MIDI
36 C1 48
37 C#1 49
38 D1 50
39 D#1 51
40 E1 52
41 F1 53
42 F#1 54
43 G1 55
44 G#1 56
45 A1 57
46 A#1 58
47 B1 59
17.1.13

Using Midi Programme messages

The Event 4 responds to MIDI Program change information by playing back the
equivalent Memory number (i.e. Programme Change message 5 triggers memory 5)
on an Assign Master. Program change messages can be used to activate any of the
Memories from 1 to 128 inclusive.
To use the Program change messages set the Midi Channel number as described in the
previous section and turn Midi on in the Setup Midi submenu. Then a Midi Prog Stack
must be assigned to one of the Assign masters.
To assign a Midi Prog Stack, press Assign Stack, set the Type field to Prog, and
press an Assign flash button. That Assign will now playback whenever a message
number corresponding to a memory number is received.
Example:
If MIDI Program Change message 25 is received, Memory 25 will play back on the
Assign Master using the fade times set for that Memory.
17.1.14

Using Midi TimeCode

Event4 Memories and Chases can be activated by MIDI Time Code. The Memory and
Chase menu include a field to set a Time Code in Hours, Minutes, Seconds and
Frames. To use the Time Code set the Midi Channel number as described in the
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Note MIDI Note
C2 60 C3
C#2 61 C#3
D2 62 D3
D#2 63 D#3
E2 64 E3
F2 65 F3
F#2 66 F#3
G2 67 G3
G#2 68 G#3
A2 69 A3
A#2 70 A#3
B2 71 B3
MIDI Note MIDI
72 C4 84
73 C#4 85
74 D4 86
75 D#4 87
76 E4 88
77 F4 89
78 F#4 90
79 G4 91
80 G#4 92
81 A4 93
82 A#4 94
83 B4 95
Draft
Software Version 5.0
Note MIDI Note
C5 96 C6
C#5 97 C#6
D5 98 D6
D#5 99 D#6
E5 100 E6
F5 101 F6
F#5 102 F#6
G5 103 G6
G#5 104 G#6
A5 105 A6
A#5 106 A#6
B5 107 B6
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