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Pitch-Bend
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 5:18 pm
by EpikureeR
Is the Pitch-Bend-Wheel automatable?
EpikureeR
Re: Pitch-Bend
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 9:15 am
by diegombass
EpikureeR wrote:Is the Pitch-Bend-Wheel automatable?
EpikureeR
Yep
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 1:07 pm
by EpikureeR
which CC# is it?
thx
cheers epikureer
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 1:26 pm
by X-Trade
There isn't a CC for pitch bend, it is a separate MIDI Message class altogether (not a controller change) with a 14-bit rather than 7-bit value in order to reduce stepping.
This is nothing specific to the Radias or Korg, it is part of the MIDI Standard.
Posted: Thu Jul 30, 2009 4:13 am
by slammah2012
X-Trade wrote:There isn't a CC for pitch bend, it is a separate MIDI Message class altogether (not a controller change) with a 14-bit rather than 7-bit value in order to reduce stepping.
This is nothing specific to the Radias or Korg, it is part of the MIDI Standard.
wished there was some way to get 48 semitones globally in the Radias pitch bend for Haken Continuum control.....
Posted: Fri Jul 31, 2009 4:36 pm
by EpikureeR
becuase I'd like to record a pitch-wheel move in Cubase, but i couldn't figure out where it is recorded, nevertheless it wasn't recorded
Posted: Fri Jul 31, 2009 6:35 pm
by X-Trade
if you haven't got any MIDI filtering going on, it should record it for a MIDI track.
you don't do it in the arrange view though, you have to do it in the note editor - it is an option for the controller lanes (at the bottom of the note entry window, where you select velocity, modulation, pitch bend, aftertouch, and CCs, related to a MIDI recording.
wished there was some way to get 48 semitones globally in the Radias pitch bend for Haken Continuum control.....
I just looked up that Haken Continuum, looks really cool.
you should get it to work by using virtual patch, i think one virtual patch slot will give you a range of 24 or 48 semitones - haven't tried it, but you shouldn't need to use more than two.
Posted: Sat Aug 01, 2009 2:44 am
by slammah2012
The Radias would give me 4 voice polyphony using the same 4 patches in the timbres over 4 midi channels.....which is big with the Continuum, but the individual note bend will only allow for 24 semitones over the range ...
I would then have to reprogram all patches to respond if I change program.......maybe a global upgrade could be timely for a bigger range...
My other solution is the Blofeld.....
It would give 16 notes of poly, and the manual does say up to 48 semitones... hmmm