Users Manual

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The modules fit with the sensor to provide different layouts of playing and

control: the Joué can alternatively be a standard midi controller, an effect control,

a very expressive instrument, or even all at the same time!

Simply change the modules to turn your Joué into a new instrument.

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Each module will respond to vertical, horizontal and pressure movement, and

send MIDI data (ie. Control change

, pitch bend, etc.) to the connected device.

This data is then used by the device or software to trigger soun

ds, control effects,

etc.

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The MIDI standard allows for 16 independent channels.

Each module is set (by default) to a separate MIDI channel, so they are

completely independent from each other 

(see Modules factory settings).

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Making sounds

The Joué itself doesn’t produce sound, it has to be connected to a MIDI

compatible audio software to make music. Any DAW (Digital Audio Workstation),

virtual synthesizers or MIDI compatible audio app can be used in correlation with

the Joué.

Visit our website to have more information about how to connect your Joué to the