Owner`s manual

The MIDI Channel parameter selects the channel over which the AVP

receives MIDI continuous controller and Program Change messages. The

choices include:

Individual MIDI channels 1–16 If an individual channel is selected, the

AVP will respond to messages received on that channel only and will

ignore any messages on other channels.

OMNI If OMNI is selected, the AVP will respond to messages on any

MIDI channel.

When MIDI Program Change is set to ON, the AVP will respond to MIDI

Program Change messages received on the selected MIDI channel. When it

is set to OFF, all MIDI Program Change messages will be ignored.

MIDI Controllers Page

MIDI Controllers

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This page allows you to assign MIDI Continuous Controllers to various AVP

functions. Using MIDI control messages, you can vary multiple AVP param-

eters in real time using a MIDI fader box or automate dynamic parameter

changes using a MIDI sequencer.

To make use of MIDI control, you must have your MIDI source patched to

the AVP’s MIDI input and the messages must be sent on the MIDI channel

selected in the MIDI Channel page described above.

All parameters are initially assigned to OFF (i.e., they will not respond to

any controller). To assign a MIDI Continuous Controller to an AVP param-

eter, use the Data Knob to scroll to the desired parameter. Then press the

> (Right Cursor) button to move to the Controller Number field and use

the Data Knob to select the desired controller.

For maximum flexibility, it’s possible to assign one MIDI controller to

multiple AVP parameters. However, this could also become confusing. To

help you keep track of what you’ve previously assigned, as you scroll

through the controller numbers an asterisk “*” will appear to the left of

any controller number that is currently assigned to another parameter.

NOTE: All 128 MIDI controllers (0-127) are available for assignment.

However, keep in mind that some are typically predefined for certain

functions (Mod Wheel, Channel Volume, etc.). If other MIDI devices are

being controlled on the same MIDI channel as the AVP, it may be

prudent to avoid these predefined controllers.