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Example of programming a button to learn Note On/Off messages
Press the [––>] edit button to enter E DIT MODE
Use the Data Wheel to select… EDIT`PB``ON`NAME
Enter a suitable name as previously described Note`On`36`C1
Press [SHIFT] + [STORE] to jump directly to PB on data. Minimum`Levl```0
Press the [LEARN] button Learning
WAITING`FOR`DATA
Press and hold a key on your keyboard ````Note-On
Press the [LEARN] button again ````COMMAND
Set`MIDI`Chan`1
Press the [<––] button to view the button state* 1 ``Header``Data
`Button`ON`only
Use the Data Wheel to select Button`On+OFF
Press the STORE button to save data. UPDATING`MEMORY
....
Press the [EXIT] button to return to PLAY MODE
Press the [––>] edit button to enter EDIT MODE EDIT`PB``ON`DATA
Use the Data Wheel to select* 2 EDIT`PB`OFF`NAME
Enter a suitable name `Note`Off`36`C1
Press and hold a key on your keyboard
Press [LEARN] ````Learning
Waiting`for`data
Release the key on your MIDI controller ````Note-Off
Press [LEARN] again ````COMMAND
Set`MIDI`Chan``1
Press the [STORE] key to save your data UPDATING`MEMORY
Press the [EXIT] key to go back to PLAY MODE
*1 Learn will always insert a ‘Set MIDI Chan’ command for the MIDI channel the data was received on. If you
want to use the Global channel at this point, press the [DELETE] key.
*2 You could use ‘Copy Single’ instead. (See page 19). Copy the PB On to PB Off for the same button.Then
edit the PB Off data and change the Note On command to Note Off.
Note: some keyboards/controllers send a ‘Note On’ message with a Velocity of 0 instead of a ‘Note Off’
message.They are functionally identical but the Control Freak will of course show a ‘Note On’ on these cases,
instead of the ‘Note Off’ in the example above.
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