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sends a note off message after the selected note length has passed. If you are recording notes into a sequencer then you
will need to make sure that you are sending MIDI clock from the sequencer to the ReMOTE ZeRO SL and that the ReMOTE
ZeRO SL is set to sync to incoming MIDI clock (see section 11 for information on setting the MIDI clock source). The range
of the note length setting ranges from 32nd triplet to 12 bars. When selecting a note length, ‘T’ indicates a triplet note
length and ‘D’ indicates a dotted note length.
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This option is different to the others in that it is not a type of MIDI message. Instead this option allows you to set any
button, drum pad or the sustain pedal to switch to another template on the ReMOTE ZeRO SL. No MIDI message is sent
when you operate a Template control. There is only one setting available:
Template: This sets the template number that the unit will switch to when the control is operated.
14 .11 S Y S T eM ReAL TIMe (ReA LT I M e)
The Ports and Name settings are the same as for Control Change (CC) so see that section for information on
these settings.
LowVal (Low Value) and HighVal (High Value): These define the Low and High control value and should be set in
conjunction with the BtnType parameter (see below). The available options for this setting are standard MIDI system
real time messages: start (RT-Start), continue (RT-Contu), stop (RT-Stop), active sensing (RT-Actvs) and system reset
(RT-Reset).
BtnType: This is exactly as described for Control Change (CC) however the ‘STEP’ option and also the ‘VELOCITY’ option
for drum pads are not available. If this is set to ‘NORMAL’ then the button will send the Low Value message when pressed
and nothing when released. If this is set to ‘TOGGLE’ then alternate presses of the button will send the Low Value and High
Value messages. This means that if Low Value is set to ‘RT-Start’ and High Value to ‘RT-Stop’ you can use a single button to
start and stop the transport on the receiving device.