Teac GigaStudio 3 - Manual (Page 134)

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Filtered MIDI: Data-1
Use Data 2 from incoming:
•This will change depending on the type of Filtered MIDI event.
•For Note On & Off the data will be in Note Names. (C-1 – G9)
•For all the other controllers the data will be in MIDI control numbers. (0-127)
•Set a minimum and maximum value. Use the incoming MIDI data window
at the bottom of this window to help figure out what Notes or MIDI control-
ler numbers to use.
This overrides the values entered here and lets whatever values are in the In-
coming Data-2 section determine the range instead.
Filtered MIDI: Data-2
•This will also change depending on the type of Filtered MIDI event.
•For Note On & Off the data will be Velocity Levels. (0-127)
•For all the other controllers, the data will be in MIDI control numbers. (0-127)
•Set a minimum and maximum value.
Use Data 1 from incoming:
This works like before and overrides the values entered here and lets what-
ever values are in the Incoming Data-1 section determine the range instead.
Use Data 2 from incoming:
This works like before and overrides the values entered here and lets whatever
values are in the Incoming Data-2 section determine the range instead.
Add New Filter:
Click to add the current filter to the Filter List. You can add several filters at
once, each with their own custom settings.
Modify Existing Filter:
Choose an existing Filter from the Filter List to edit it. This avoids having to
create an existing filter from scratch.