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Vkhandelwal Junior Member
Joined: 09 Nov 2012 Posts: 52
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Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2021 4:12 am Post subject: Triggering style controls from external midi controller |
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Hi,
I have connected my kawai digital piano to PA700 for chord detection and accompaniment
The piano does not have controls or buttons send custom midi cc events
Is it possible to trigger pa700 style controls ( variation, break etc) using midi note
This way i can use lowest midi notes to trigger the style controls.
Regards
Vikas _________________ Kronos x 61, Korg PA-700 ,Korg Wavedrum Global, macbook pro , logic x,M-audio bx5, |
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Vkhandelwal Junior Member
Joined: 09 Nov 2012 Posts: 52
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Posted: Tue Apr 06, 2021 12:07 pm Post subject: Re: Triggering style controls from external midi controller |
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Vkhandelwal wrote: | Hi,
I have connected my kawai digital piano to PA700 for chord detection and accompaniment
The piano does not have controls or buttons send custom midi cc events
Is it possible to trigger pa700 style controls ( variation, break etc) using midi note
This way i can use lowest midi notes to trigger the style controls.
Regards
Vikas |
I have found out from manual that Korg arranger listen at style control elements through program change messages in a special channel called control. So it does not look like a midi note can be mapped to trigger style elements
Page number 896 of manual "controlling the arranger and player via Midi "
I end up using korg nanopad2 , to program various program change events
and now enjoying an excellent 88 key piano and powerful korg arranger
_________________ Kronos x 61, Korg PA-700 ,Korg Wavedrum Global, macbook pro , logic x,M-audio bx5, |
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