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USING MICRO EXPRESS CONSOLE
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message to be sent immediately following the
previous message in the list. This allows a group of
messages to be sent at once with a single up or
down movement of the pedal.
Figure 6-22: The pedal event sequence. Clicking the icon of an event
(inset) toggles its up/down status.
Tip: you dont have to always start the event
sequence with a down event. You can place an
up event as the first in the sequence, if you like.
For example, in the pedal event list shown above,
the following would occur when the pedal is used:
MAKING CLICK-TO-MIDI SETTINGS
The click settings are similar to the pedal settings
except that only a single MIDI message can be
triggered. Also, there is no notion of up or down
since a click-to-MIDI message is triggered by an
audio source as opposed to a pedal input. For
example, you could send the signal from a
microphone into the “PEDAL jack of the Micro
Express and mic a live snare drum. Using the click-
to-MIDI function of the Micro Express, the snare
drum signal can be converted into a MIDI note
message used to trigger another percussion sound
in a drum machine or sampler. This feature can be
used for many other purposes, too. Here are a few
ideas:
Recording the clicks tempo map into a
sequencer
Slaving a sequencer to an audio click track
Triggering drum samples
To make a click-to-MIDI setting:
1 Route the Pedal icon in the MIDI Routing
window to the desired output(s) (as demonstrated
in Figure 6-21 on page 47.
2 Access the Pedal window by double-clicking on
the Pedal icon and set Input type to Click”.
Figure 6-23: The click settings, including the decay and threshold
settings.
3 Set an appropriate decay and threshold in the
Input settings section.
Decay is meant to prevent doubled attacks. The
decay is the amount of time the Micro Express will
wait before it begins scanning for another click. Set
the decay as high (long) as possible to prevent false
Pedal Action Result
Pedal down Program #57 gets called up on channel 1.
The volume gets set to 50 and then a note,
C3, begins to sustain.
Pedal up Note C 3 is silenced and program #3 is called
up, the volume is turned up and an E3 plays.
etc. etc.
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