By t_bias
Thu Jan 18, 2007 6:26 am
i don't think the 16 levels will respond to multiple midi notes as its just set for one pad.
midi works with numbers between 0-127 (sorry if you already know this) so each pad is a number. so if 16 levels is activated just for one pad, your midi keyboard will trigger that pad at whatever original tune its set at, and the other ones for whatever sample they're set to - corresponding midi notes will trigger corresponding pads, not pitch one pad up or down.
i think - i'm not a hundred percent sure. i found the manual a little bit lacking in explaining all the midi capabilities. MIDI is a secret language you gotta read extensively on and science some shyt out.
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midi works with numbers between 0-127 (sorry if you already know this) so each pad is a number. so if 16 levels is activated just for one pad, your midi keyboard will trigger that pad at whatever original tune its set at, and the other ones for whatever sample they're set to - corresponding midi notes will trigger corresponding pads, not pitch one pad up or down.
i think - i'm not a hundred percent sure. i found the manual a little bit lacking in explaining all the midi capabilities. MIDI is a secret language you gotta read extensively on and science some shyt out.
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