Midas PRO SERIES Owner's Manual page 267

Programming events
Table 16: Description of all event option parameters
Parameter
Aftertouch
Any IO Box
Any MIDI Channel
Channel n
Closure n
Control Change
FOH MIDI PORT
GPIO TX
IO IDn
Jump
Last
MIDI TX
Next
Now
Note Off
Note On
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Description
How hard a key is pressed after it has been touched, that
is, it changes the pressure after the note has been hit.
Typically, aftertouch is useful for adding tremolo or vibrato
effects to a sound, just as a violin can add volume or pitch
changes to a sustained note using finger vibrato or
additional bowing intensity.
Parameters for Aftertouch are notes A0 to C7, with each
having a possible pressure of between 0 and 127. You can
also choose between Enable MIDI Byte 1 and Enable
MIDI Byte 2.
The trigger can be on any IO port of any IO box.
Any of the MIDI channels.
One of the 16 MIDI channels.
Provides a contact closure that can be programmed to open
or close in response to a MIDI event.
Select the control changes that can be applied to a note in
progress. For example, by altering the volume (not
velocity) or adding sustain to a note (holding it for longer).
Parameters are All Notes Off and Reset All. You can also
choose between Enable MIDI Byte 1 and Enable MIDI
Byte 2.
The trigger is via the MIDI port of the FOH PRO Series
Control Centre.
Selects a GPIO event.
The trigger is via a specific IO port.
Opens a specified scene on the PRO Series.
Opens the last (previous) scene on the PRO Series. This
scene is the one that would be opened if you pressed the
last button.
Selects a MIDI event.
Opens the next scene on the PRO Series. This scene is the
one that would be opened if you pressed the next button.
Opens the 'now' scene on the PRO Series. This scene is the
one that would be opened if you pressed the now button.
Informs the instrument to stop playing a note at a specified
pitch and velocity.
Parameters for Note Off are notes A0 to C7, with each
having a possible velocity of between 0 and 127. You can
also choose between Enable MIDI Byte 1 and Enable
MIDI Byte 2.
Informs the instrument to start playing a note at a
specified pitch and velocity.
Parameters for Note On are notes A0 to C7, with each
having a possible velocity of between 0 and 127. You can
also choose between Enable MIDI Byte 1 and Enable
MIDI Byte 2.
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