Midi Bass Pedals
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Midi Bass Pedals
Can anyone help me set up my midi bass pedals on the PA4X, I have tried a number of times but my old brain cells can`t solve my problem. Thanks guys if you can it would be appreciated. ATB. jackoj.
Re: Midi Bass Pedals
What Brand/Model of Bass Pedals do you have? For most it should be as simple as plugging them into the midi in port and assigning an octave.jackoj wrote:Can anyone help me set up my midi bass pedals on the PA4X, I have tried a number of times but my old brain cells can`t solve my problem. Thanks guys if you can it would be appreciated. ATB. jackoj.
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Hi,
open the midi-settings, MIDI-IN, and set the Channel your pedal is transmitting to "Baß"
Now you can play the "Baß"-Voice that is selected in the present style with your pedal. You can set the volume using the "baß-slider".
I suggest to save your midi-settings to a user-preset.
In case the sound isn´t loud enough, even if the slider is set to max: In "MIDI-General" set the "Note Velocity Value" from "normal" to 127. ( page 892 in the extended manual ). This setting is NOT stored in the midi-user-preset.
OR you set the MIDI-In to , let´s say "Player 1 Track 1".
But that requires you to create a "dummy-midi-file" that you´ve to start ( in player 1 !) prior using the pedal. This dummy-file needs only the program-change to the voice you want to use.
For me the above wasn´t practicable for normal use, so I use the "Upper3" Voice for bass-playing via pedal. "Upper 3 On/Off" hast to be set to "OFF" !
The big advantage is that I can change the voice and volume "on the fly" and save all settings into keyboard-sets.
open the midi-settings, MIDI-IN, and set the Channel your pedal is transmitting to "Baß"
Now you can play the "Baß"-Voice that is selected in the present style with your pedal. You can set the volume using the "baß-slider".
I suggest to save your midi-settings to a user-preset.
In case the sound isn´t loud enough, even if the slider is set to max: In "MIDI-General" set the "Note Velocity Value" from "normal" to 127. ( page 892 in the extended manual ). This setting is NOT stored in the midi-user-preset.
OR you set the MIDI-In to , let´s say "Player 1 Track 1".
But that requires you to create a "dummy-midi-file" that you´ve to start ( in player 1 !) prior using the pedal. This dummy-file needs only the program-change to the voice you want to use.
For me the above wasn´t practicable for normal use, so I use the "Upper3" Voice for bass-playing via pedal. "Upper 3 On/Off" hast to be set to "OFF" !
The big advantage is that I can change the voice and volume "on the fly" and save all settings into keyboard-sets.
Greetings from East-Frisia, Germany
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Note In globally set to 127
Go to the Global > MIDI > select a Midi Preset (maybe "Default"), select MIDI IN Controls and use the Midi In Velocity value parameter to set a fixed Note On velocity to 127. Choose the Write Midi Preset command from the page menu to open the Write Midi Preset dialog and Write over the current MIDI Preset touching the OK button.bobb wrote: ... globally save this setting ..
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Interesting facts about styles and stylePlayer functions can be found at http: www.elmarherz.de