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4 In this icon line, click on the filter icon, since you want to set a filter. This will open the

following screen:

5 In this screen you may select a filter at the left side in the “All Filters” field. You need to

know that the command aftertouch (which you want to filter out) is listed unter the term

Status Events. Therefore, click on the entry Status Events.

6 Select the [Add] button; it will move the chosen Filter (Status Events) to the the right

field.

7 Since Status Events is only the topical term, you have to specify the exact filter. For this,

highlight the entry Status Events in the “Selected Filter” field.

8 Click under the title “Parameter” on the entry (none) and turn the data wheel until the

term Chan Press appears.

Now you have placed the filter. You only have to decide for which in or output it is valid and on which MIDI channel it

should function. This is done in the same screen:

1 Touch the selection menu at the right hand of the term “cons”; it will open. Select the

entry IN1, since your master keyboard is connected to it. Now, the filter is working on

MIDI input 1.

2 Touch the selection menu at the right hand side of the term “chan.”, it will open. Select the

entry OMNI, because you want to filter all after touch data on all (=omni) channels.