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MIDI CC MAP
ADJUSTABLE FILTER CUTOFF
value (0-127) to MIDI CC#74 to change the corner frequency of the currently enabled filter
SECOND TAP VOLUME : Send the desired value (0-127) to MIDI CC#76 to
change the volume of the second tap.
SETTING JUMP INVTERVALS: MIDI CC#77 & 78 Sending a 1 will decrement
the pitch, sending a 2 will increment the pitch.
To set the intervals of the first and second taps explicitly, follow this table (send to CC#77
for First Tap and CC#78 for Second Tap:
DOWN CLASSIC
3 -Octave 15 - Non-latching Jump
4- MAJOR 7th
5- MINOR 7th
6- MAJOR 6th
7- MINOR 6th
8- PERFECT 5th
9- TRITONE
10- PERFECT 4th
11- MAJOR 3rd
12- MINOR 3rd
13- MAJOR 2nd
14- MINOR 2nd
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FREQUENCY : Send the desired
UP
16- MINOR 2nd
17- MAJOR 2nd
18- MINOR 3rd
19- MAJOR 3rd
20- PERFECT 4th
21- TRITONE
22- PERFECT 5th
23- MINOR 6th
24- MAJOR 6th
25- MINOR 7th
26- MAJOR 7th
27- Octave
LOOPING : Send a momentary 1 to CC#31 to Start a Loop, then send another
to Close that Loop.
The Preset Save Command can be used to save a preset, after using other midi commands
to change parameters.
Buttons can be controlled in two ways, to allow automated patches and also real time
manual control.
BUTTON PATCH CONTROL
Set the button value to "1" for a SHORT
Set the button value to "2" for a LONG PRESS
This allows commands to be sent quickly to the E2 without worrying about timing, which
makes automated control easy.
MANUAL BUTTON CONTROL VIA MIDI
This is convenient for manual control of the E2 through something like a foot controller,
but would be very inconvenient for automated control. Set the button to "127" to indicate
that the button should change state from "unpressed" to "pressed". Set the button to
"0" to indicate that the button should change state from "pressed" to "unpressed". The
time between the above two messages decides if the press is a long or short press. This
means that the controlling button on the MIDI controller behaves exactly as the equivalent
button would on the E2 front panel. Manual and Patch controls can be mixed as necessary.
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