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Table 16: Description of all event option parameters
Parameter Description
Aftertouch
How hard a key is pressed after it has been touched, that is, it changes the pressure after the note has been hit. Typically,
aftertouch is useful for adding tremolo or vibrato eects to a sound, just as a violin can add volume or pitch changes to a
sustained note using nger vibrato or additional bowing intensity.
Parameters for Aftertouch are notes A0 to C7, with each having a possible pressure of between 0 and 127. You can also
choose between Enable MIDI Byte 1 and Enable MIDI Byte 2.
Any IO Box The trigger can be on any IO port of any IO box.
Any MIDI Channel Any of the MIDI channels.
Channel n One of the 16 MIDI channels.
Closure n Provides a contact closure that can be programmed to open or close in response to a MIDI event.
Control Change
Select the control changes that can be applied to a note in progress. For example, by altering the volume (not velocity)
or adding sustain to a note (holding it for longer).
Parameters are All Notes O and Reset All. You can also choose between Enable MIDI Byte 1 and Enable MIDI Byte 2.
FOH MIDI PORT The trigger is via the MIDI port of the FOH PRO X Control Centre.
GPIO TX Selects a GPIO event.
IO IDn The trigger is via a specic IO port.
Jump Opens a specied scene on the PRO X.
Last Opens the last (previous) scene on the PRO X. This scene is the one that would be opened if you pressed the last button.
MIDI TX Selects a MIDI event.
Next Opens the next scene on the PRO X. This scene is the one that would be opened if you pressed the next button.
Now Opens the ‘now’ scene on the PRO X. This scene is the one that would be opened if you pressed the now button.
Note O
Informs the instrument to stop playing a note at a specied pitch and velocity.
Parameters for Note O are notes A0 to C7, with each having a possible velocity of between 0 and 127. You can also choose
between Enable MIDI Byte 1 and Enable MIDI Byte 2.
Note On
Informs the instrument to start playing a note at a specied pitch and velocity.
Parameters for Note On are notes A0 to C7, with each having a possible velocity of between 0 and 127. You can also choose
between Enable MIDI Byte 1 and Enable MIDI Byte 2.
Notes Event Using this option, you can display notes that may useful at a certain point in the scene.
Pitch Wheel
Use the pitch wheel to trigger the event. The pitch wheel is a wheel type device, normally found to the left of a synthesizer
keyboard, that manipulates the pitch of a played note(s).
Pressure
Pressure applied to the key that is being pressed. This aects, for example, the vibrato of the note being played.
Parameters are between 0 and 127. You can also choose between Enable MIDI Byte 1 and Enable MIDI Byte 2.
Pressure n One of the 128 programs.
Program Change
Changes the device to a particular patch/voice/preset etc.
Parameters are 0 to 127. You can also choose between Enable MIDI Byte 1 and Enable MIDI Byte 2.
Scene Entry Triggers the event when a scene is opened.
Scene Exit Triggers the event when a scene is closed.
Scene Recall Triggers the event when the ‘now’ scene is reloaded (but not jogged to).
Scene Entry And Exit Triggers the event when a scene is opened or closed.
Scene Entry And Recall Triggers the event when a scene is opened or the ‘now’ scene is reloaded (but not jogged to).
Scene Entry, Exit And Recall Triggers the event when a scene is opened, closed or the ‘now’ scene is reloaded (but not jogged to).
Static High External device is closed/switched o.
Static Low External device is opened/switched on.