Karl
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Expert Sleepers

disting EX

Parameters
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Sections
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  1. Attenuverter 195
  2. Attenuverter 295
  3. Attenuverter 395
  4. Attenuverter 495
  5. Attenuverter 595
  6. Attenuverter 695
  7. Out 1 offset64
  8. Out 2 offset64
  9. Out 3 offset64
  10. Out 4 offset64
  11. Out 1 offset type21
  12. Out 2 offset type21

Full CC map

Matrix Mixer

ParameterMessageRangeValues
Attenuverter 1Applies an attenuverter to input 1CC 10–127
Attenuverter 2Applies an attenuverter to input 2CC 20–127
Attenuverter 3Applies an attenuverter to input 3CC 30–127
Attenuverter 4Applies an attenuverter to input 4CC 40–127
Attenuverter 5Applies an attenuverter to input 5CC 50–127
Attenuverter 6Applies an attenuverter to input 6CC 60–127
Out 1 offsetOffset for Output 1CC 70–127
Out 2 offsetOffset for Output 2CC 80–127
Out 3 offsetOffset for Output 3CC 90–127
Out 4 offsetOffset for Output 4CC 100–127
Out 1 offset typeUnit for Out 1offsetCC 110–1270: Volts; 1: milliVolts; 2: semitones (multiples of 83 mV)
Out 2 offset typeUnit for Out 2 offsetCC 120–1270: Volts; 1: milliVolts; 2: semitones (multiples of 83 mV)
Out 3 offset typeUnit for Out 3 offsetCC 130–1270: Volts; 1: milliVolts; 2: semitones (multiples of 83 mV)
Out 4 offset typeUnit for Out 4 offsetCC 140–1270: Volts; 1: milliVolts; 2: semitones (multiples of 83 mV)
Mix 1->1Amount of input 1 that will be summed into output 1CC 150–127
Mix 2->1Amount of input 2 that will be summed into output 1CC 160–127
Mix 3->1Amount of input 3 that will be summed into output 1CC 170–127
Mix 4->1Amount of input 4 that will be summed into output 1CC 180–127
Mix 5->1Amount of input 5 that will be summed into output 1CC 190–127
Mix 6->1Amount of input 6 that will be summed into output 1CC 200–127
Mix 1->2Amount of input 1 that will be summed into output 2CC 210–127
Mix 2->2Amount of input 2 that will be summed into output 2CC 220–127
Mix 3->2Amount of input 3 that will be summed into output 2CC 230–127
Mix 4->2Amount of input 4 that will be summed into output 2CC 240–127
Mix 5->2Amount of input 5 that will be summed into output 2CC 250–127
Mix 6->2Amount of input 6 that will be summed into output 2CC 260–127
Mix 1->3Amount of input 1 that will be summed into output 3CC 270–127
Mix 2->3Amount of input 2 that will be summed into output 3CC 280–127
Mix 3->3Amount of input 3 that will be summed into output 3CC 290–127
Mix 4->3Amount of input 4 that will be summed into output 3CC 300–127
Mix 5->3Amount of input 5 that will be summed into output 3CC 310–127
Mix 6->3Amount of input 6 that will be summed into output 3CC 320–127
Mix 1->4Amount of input 1 that will be summed into output 4CC 330–127
Mix 2->4Amount of input 2 that will be summed into output 4CC 340–127
Mix 3->4Amount of input 3 that will be summed into output 4CC 350–127
Mix 4->4Amount of input 4 that will be summed into output 4CC 360–127
Mix 5->4Amount of input 5 that will be summed into output 4CC 370–127
Mix 6->4Amount of input 6 that will be summed into output 4CC 380–127
In offset 1Offset for input 1CC 390–127
In offset 2Offset for input 2CC 400–127
In offset 3Offset for input 3CC 410–127
In offset 4Offset for input 4CC 420–127
In offset 5Offset for input 5CC 430–127
In offset 6Offset for input 6CC 440–127
In offset 1 typeUnit for In 1 offsetCC 450–1270: Volts; 1: milliVolts; 2: semitones (multiples of 83 mV)
In offset 2 typeUnit for In 2 offsetCC 460–1270: Volts; 1: milliVolts; 2: semitones (multiples of 83 mV)
In offset 3 typeUnit for In 3 offsetCC 470–1270: Volts; 1: milliVolts; 2: semitones (multiples of 83 mV)
In offset 4 typeUnit for In 4 offsetCC 480–1270: Volts; 1: milliVolts; 2: semitones (multiples of 83 mV)
In offset 5 typeUnit for In 5 offsetCC 490–1270: Volts; 1: milliVolts; 2: semitones (multiples of 83 mV)
In offset 6 typeUnit for In 6 offsetCC 500–1270: Volts; 1: milliVolts; 2: semitones (multiples of 83 mV)
Out Quantize 1Sets the quantization for output 1CC 510–1270: No Quantization; 1: Quantization to whole Volts; 2: Quantization to semitones; 3: semitone value per octave
Out Quantize 2Sets the quantization for output 2CC 520–1270: No Quantization; 1: Quantization to whole Volts; 2: Quantization to semitones; 3: semitone value per octave
Out Quantize 3Sets the quantization for output 3CC 530–1270: No Quantization; 1: Quantization to whole Volts; 2: Quantization to semitones; 3: semitone value per octave
Out Quantize 4Sets the quantization for output 4CC 540–1270: No Quantization; 1: Quantization to whole Volts; 2: Quantization to semitones; 3: semitone value per octave
In Quantize 1Sets the quantization for input 1CC 550–1270: No Quantization; 1: Quantization to whole Volts; 2: Quantization to semitones; 3: semitone value per octave
In Quantize 2Sets the quantization for input 2CC 560–1270: No Quantization; 1: Quantization to whole Volts; 2: Quantization to semitones; 3: semitone value per octave
In Quantize 3Sets the quantization for input 3CC 570–1270: No Quantization; 1: Quantization to whole Volts; 2: Quantization to semitones; 3: semitone value per octave
In Quantize 4Sets the quantization for input 4CC 580–1270: No Quantization; 1: Quantization to whole Volts; 2: Quantization to semitones; 3: semitone value per octave
In Quantize 5Sets the quantization for input 5CC 590–1270: No Quantization; 1: Quantization to whole Volts; 2: Quantization to semitones; 3: semitone value per octave
In Quantize 6Sets the quantization for input 6CC 600–1270: No Quantization; 1: Quantization to whole Volts; 2: Quantization to semitones; 3: semitone value per octave
Smoothing 1Amount of smoothing applied to the coefficients of the mixes for output 1CC 610–127
Smoothing 2Amount of smoothing applied to the coefficients of the mixes for output 2CC 620–127
Smoothing 3Amount of smoothing applied to the coefficients of the mixes for output 3CC 630–127
Smoothing 4Amount of smoothing applied to the coefficients of the mixes for output 4CC 650–127

Augustus Loop

ParameterMessageRangeValues
Attenuverter 1Applies an attenuverter to input 1CC 10–127
Attenuverter 2Applies an attenuverter to input 2CC 20–127
Attenuverter 3Applies an attenuverter to input 3CC 30–127
Attenuverter 4Applies an attenuverter to input 4CC 40–127
Attenuverter 5Applies an attenuverter to input 5CC 50–127
Attenuverter 6Applies an attenuverter to input 6CC 60–127
Time (coarse)Sets the delay time in multiples of 100ms.CC 70–127
Time (fine)Sets an adjustment to the delay time in millisecondsCC 80–127
Delay multiplierA multiplier to apply to the delay time set by the parameters the tap tempo or the clockCC 90–127
FeedbackThe master delay feedback amountCC 100–127
Dry gainThe amount of the dry signal to mix into the outputsCC 110–127
Effect gainThe amount of the effect (delay) signal to mix into the outputsCC 120–127
L-L TimeScales the delay time of the left-to-left feedback path as a percentage of the master delay timeCC 130–127
L-R TimeScales the delay time of the left-to-right feedback path as a percentage of the master delay timeCC 140–127
R-L TimeScales the delay time of the right-to-left feedback path as a percentage of the master delay timeCC 150–127
R-R TimeScales the delay time of the right-to-right feedback path as a percentage of the master delay timeCC 160–127
L-L LevelScales the amount of the delayed left signal mixed into the left feedback pathCC 170–127
L-R LevelScales the amount of the delayed left signal mixed into the right feedback pathCC 180–127
R-L LevelScales the amount of the delayed right signal mixed into the left feedback pathCC 190–127
R-R LevelScales the amount of the delayed right signal mixed into the right feedback pathCC 200–127
Mono-izeReduces the stereo width of the incoming signalCC 210–127
Initial PanSets the pan position of the mono-ized signalCC 220–127
Input levelAttenuates the input signal fed to the tape write headCC 230–127
Pitch intertiaSets the amount of 'inertia' or slew on the pitch CV inputCC 240–125
Stop tapeWhen set to '1' the tape speed is set to zeroCC 250–127
Reverse tapeWhen set to '1' the tape is reversedCC 260–127
Mono inputSwitches stereo to monoCC 270–1270: Inputs 1 and 2 used as stereo input; 1: Input 1 is used as a mono input
Sample rateControls the sample rate at which the algorithm runsCC 280–1270: 48kHz; 1: 96kHz
Bit depthControls the bit depth used in the delay memoryCC 290–127
Inertia freeEnables 'Inertia free' modeCC 300–127
Inertia fade timeThe fade time to use when in Inertia free modeCC 310–127
Pitch CV inputThe CV input to use for pitch or 0 for noneCC 320–127
Clock inputThe CV input to use as the clock or 0 for noneCC 330–127
Tap tempoWhen switched from 0 to 1 the algorithm acts on a tap tempo eventCC 340–127
Clocks requiredSets the number of consistent clocks required to change the delay timeCC 3513–127
Filter typeSets the filter typeCC 360–127
Filter freqSets the filter frequencyCC 370–127
Filter QSets the filter resonanceCC 380–127
FX loop positionEnables the effects loop and sets in position the signal flowCC 390–1270: Disabled; 64: Pre-Filter; 127: Post filter
FX Loop inputSets the effects loop inputCC 400–1270: In 1; 14: In 2; 28: In 3; 40: In 4; 53: In 5; 66: In 6; 79: In 1/2; 92: In 2/3; 105: In 3/4; 118: In 4/5; 127: In 5/6
Clear loopInstigates a rapid clear of the delay buffer (while maintaining passthrough of the dry signal)CC 410–127
Saturation enableEnables the saturation processing (on the tape output before the filter)CC 420–127
SaturationSets the depth of the saturation effect by applying gain before the saturation waveshaperCC 430–127
Saturation shapeControls the shape of the saturationCC 440–127
Pitch LFO speedSets the speed of the pitch modulation LFOCC 450–127
Pitch LFO depthSets the depth of pitch modulation by the LFOCC 460–127

SD Multisample

ParameterMessageRangeValues
Attenuverter 1Applies an attenuverter to input 1CC 10–127
Attenuverter 2Applies an attenuverter to input 2CC 20–127
Attenuverter 3Applies an attenuverter to input 3CC 30–127
Attenuverter 4Applies an attenuverter to input 4CC 40–127
Attenuverter 5Applies an attenuverter to input 5CC 50–127
Attenuverter 6Applies an attenuverter to input 6CC 60–127
FolderThe folder on the MicroSD card from which to load the samplesCC 70–127
Attack timeThe envelope attack time. Range 1ms-15s or zero at value '0'CC 80–127
Decay timeThe envelope decay time. Range 20ms-15sCC 90–127
Sustain levelThe envelope sustain levelCC 100–127
Release timeThe envelope release time. Range 10ms-30sCC 110–127
OctaveTransposes the whole instrument in octavesCC 120–127
TransposeTransposes the whole instrument in semitonesCC 130–127
Fine tuneTunes the whole instrument in centsCC 140–127
GainApplies an output gain (before saturation if enabled)CC 150–127
SaturationEnables a soft saturation stage at the outputCC 160–127
SustainActivates sustain (notes remain playing when the gate goes low)CC 170–127
Max voicesSets the maximum number of simultaneous voicesCC 181–127
Bend rangeThe pitch bend range in semitonesCC 190–127
Pitch bend inputThe pitch bend input or 0 for noneCC 200–127
Voice 1 detuneSets a per-voice detuneCC 210–127
Voice 2 detuneSets a per-voice detuneCC 220–127
Voice 3 detuneSets a per-voice detuneCC 230–127
Voice 4 detuneSets a per-voice detuneCC 240–127
Voice 5 detuneSets a per-voice detuneCC 250–127
Voice 6 detuneSets a per-voice detuneCC 260–127
Voice 7 detuneSets a per-voice detuneCC 270–127
Voice 8 detuneSets a per-voice detuneCC 280–127
Chord enableEnables the chord generator functionCC 290–1270: Off; 1: On; 2: Gate 1; 3: Gate 2; 4: Gate 3; 5: Gates 1&1; 6: Gates 1&3; 7: Gates 2&3
Chord keyThe key of the chord generator. 0 is C. 1 is C-sharp / D-flat, etc.CC 300–127
Chord scaleThe scale of the chord generatorCC 310–1270: Major; 1: Natural Minor; 2: Dominant; 3: Fully diminished; 4: Dominant Dim; 5: Augmented; 6: Whole Tone; 7: Chromatic; 8: Harmonic Minor
Chord shapeThe shape of the chord generatorCC 320–1270: None; 1: 1 Octave; 2: 2 Octaves; 3: Root/Fifth; 4: Root/Fifth + 8ve; 5: Triad; 6: Triad + 8ve; 7: Sus4; 8: Sus4 + 8ve; 9: Sixth; 10: Sixth + 8ve; 11: Seventh; 12: Seventh + 8ve; 13: Ninth
Chord inversionThe chord inversionCC 330–127
Arpeggio 1 modeThe arpeggiator mode for timbre 1CC 340–1270: Off; 1: Up; 2: Down; 3: Alt; 4: Alt2; 5: Up-8ve; 6: Down-8ve; 7: Alt-8ve; 8: Alt2-8ve; 9: Step Up; 10: Step Down; 11: Random; 12: Random2; 13: Random3; 14: As Played
Arpeggio 2 modeThe arpeggiator mode for timbre 2CC 350–1270: Off; 1: Up; 2: Down; 3: Alt; 4: Alt2; 5: Up-8ve; 6: Down-8ve; 7: Alt-8ve; 8: Alt2-8ve; 9: Step Up; 10: Step Down; 11: Random; 12: Random2; 13: Random3; 14: As Played
Arpeggio 3 modeThe arpeggiator mode for timbre 3CC 360–1270: Off; 1: Up; 2: Down; 3: Alt; 4: Alt2; 5: Up-8ve; 6: Down-8ve; 7: Alt-8ve; 8: Alt2-8ve; 9: Step Up; 10: Step Down; 11: Random; 12: Random2; 13: Random3; 14: As Played
Arpeggio 1 rangeArpeggio 1 range settingCC 371–127
Arpeggio 2 rangeArpeggio 2 range settingCC 381–127
Arpeggio 3 rangeArpeggio 3 range settingCC 391–127
Scala/MTSSets the Scala scale or MTS tuning to useCC 400–127
Scala KBMSets the Scala keyboard map to useCC 410–127
Folder 2The folder on the MicroSD card from which to load the samples for timbre 2CC 420–127
Folder 3The folder on the MicroSD card from which to load the samples for timbre 3CC 430–127
Min note 1The lowest note to respond to for timbre 1CC 440–127
Max note 1The highest note to respond to for timbre 1CC 450–127
Min note 2The lowest note to respond to for timbre 2CC 460–127
Max note 2The highest note to respond to for timbre 2CC 470–127
Min note 3The lowest note to respond to for timbre 3CC 480–127
Max note 3The highest note to respond to for timbre 3CC 490–127
Delay modeThe type of delay effect: 'Off' 'Stereo' or 'Ping-pong'CC 510–127
Output spreadSets the amount by which voices are panned according to the 'Output mode'CC 500–127
Delay levelThe level of the delay effect. '-40' is treated as –∞dBCC 520–127
Delay timeThe delay time in millisecondsCC 530–127
Delay feedbackThe delay feedbackCC 540–127
Tone bassBass EQ cut or boostCC 550–127
Tone trebleTreble EQ cut or boostCC 560–127
Break timeThe 'break' time for chords or 0 for offCC 570–127
Break directionThe 'break' directionCC 580–1270: Up; 1: Down; 2: Alternating
Voice 1 bend inputThe per-voice pitch bend input or 0 for noneCC 590–127
Voice 2 bend inputThe per-voice pitch bend input or 0 for noneCC 600–127
Voice 3 bend inputThe per-voice pitch bend input or 0 for noneCC 610–127
Voice 4 bend inputThe per-voice pitch bend input or 0 for noneCC 620–127
Voice 5 bend inputThe per-voice pitch bend input or 0 for noneCC 630–127
Voice 6 bend inputThe per-voice pitch bend input or 0 for noneCC 640–127
Voice 7 bend inputThe per-voice pitch bend input or 0 for noneCC 650–127
Voice 8 bend inputThe per-voice pitch bend input or 0 for noneCC 660–127
Output modeSets how the outputs are usedCC 670–127
Input modeSets how the inputs are used for CV/gate controlCC 680–127
Sustain modeSets the behaviour of the sustain functionCC 690–127
MIDI vel curveSelects a velocity curve applied to incoming MIDI notesCC 700–127
Arp reset inputThe input to use as the arpeggiator reset or 0 for noneCC 710–127
Gate offsetOffsets (delays) the gate inputs relative to the pitch inputsCC 720–127
Round robin modeSets how round-robins are usedCC 730–1270: Sequential

SD 6 Triggers

ParameterMessageRangeValues
Attenuverter 1Applies an attenuverter to input 1CC 10–127
Attenuverter 2Applies an attenuverter to input 2CC 20–127
Attenuverter 3Applies an attenuverter to input 3CC 30–127
Attenuverter 4Applies an attenuverter to input 4CC 40–127
Attenuverter 5Applies an attenuverter to input 5CC 50–127
Attenuverter 6Applies an attenuverter to input 6CC 60–127
FolderThe folder on the MicroSD card to load the samples from.CC 70–127
Sample 1The sample chosen for voice 1. The special value -1 disables the voice.CC 80–127
Sample 2The sample chosen for voice 2. The special value -1 disables the voice.CC 90–127
Sample 3The sample chosen for voice 3. The special value -1 disables the voice.CC 100–127
Sample 4The sample chosen for voice 4. The special value -1 disables the voice.CC 110–127
Sample 5The sample chosen for voice 5. The special value -1 disables the voice.CC 120–127
Sample 6The sample chosen for voice 6. The special value -1 disables the voice.CC 130–127
Output 1The output assignment for voice 1.CC 140–1275: 1+2 stereo; 6: 3+4 stereo; 7: 1+2 stereo with 3 as mono; 8: 1+2 stereo with 4 as mono
Output 2The output assignment for voice 2.CC 150–1275: 1+2 stereo; 6: 3+4 stereo; 7: 1+2 stereo with 3 as mono; 8: 1+2 stereo with 4 as mono
Output 3The output assignment for voice 3.CC 160–1275: 1+2 stereo; 6: 3+4 stereo; 7: 1+2 stereo with 3 as mono; 8: 1+2 stereo with 4 as mono
Output 4The output assignment for voice 4.CC 170–1275: 1+2 stereo; 6: 3+4 stereo; 7: 1+2 stereo with 3 as mono; 8: 1+2 stereo with 4 as mono
Output 5The output assignment for voice 5.CC 180–1275: 1+2 stereo; 6: 3+4 stereo; 7: 1+2 stereo with 3 as mono; 8: 1+2 stereo with 4 as mono
Output 6The output assignment for voice 6.CC 190–1275: 1+2 stereo; 6: 3+4 stereo; 7: 1+2 stereo with 3 as mono; 8: 1+2 stereo with 4 as mono
Gain 1The gain for voice 1 (dB).CC 200–127
Gain 2The gain for voice 2 (dB).CC 210–127
Gain 3The gain for voice 3 (dB).CC 220–127
Gain 4The gain for voice 4 (dB).CC 230–127
Gain 5The gain for voice 5 (dB).CC 240–127
Gain 6The gain for voice 6 (dB).CC 250–127
Pan 1The pan position for voice 1 (if assigned to a stereo output).CC 260–127
Pan 2The pan position for voice 2 (if assigned to a stereo output).CC 270–127
Pan 3The pan position for voice 3 (if assigned to a stereo output).CC 280–127
Pan 4The pan position for voice 4 (if assigned to a stereo output).CC 290–127
Pan 5The pan position for voice 5 (if assigned to a stereo output).CC 300–127
Pan 6The pan position for voice 6 (if assigned to a stereo output).CC 310–127
Env Time 1Release envelope time (0..100. 100 means infinite).CC 320–127
Env Time 2Release envelope time (0..100. 100 means infinite).CC 330–127
Env Time 3Release envelope time (0..100. 100 means infinite).CC 340–127
Env Time 4Release envelope time (0..100. 100 means infinite).CC 350–127
Env Time 5Release envelope time (0..100. 100 means infinite).CC 360–127
Env Time 6Release envelope time (0..100. 100 means infinite).CC 370–127
Transpose 1Transpose voice 1 in semitones.CC 380–127
Transpose 2Transpose voice 2 in semitones.CC 390–127
Transpose 3Transpose voice 3 in semitones.CC 400–127
Transpose 4Transpose voice 4 in semitones.CC 410–127
Transpose 5Transpose voice 5 in semitones.CC 420–127
Transpose 6Transpose voice 6 in semitones.CC 430–127
Fine tune 1Fine tuning voice 1 in cents.CC 440–127
Fine tune 2Fine tuning voice 2 in cents.CC 450–127
Fine tune 3Fine tuning voice 3 in cents.CC 460–127
Fine tune 4Fine tuning voice 4 in cents.CC 470–127
Fine tune 5Fine tuning voice 5 in cents.CC 480–127
Fine tune 6Fine tuning voice 6 in cents.CC 490–127
Choke group 1Choke group for voice 1 (0=off).CC 500–127
Choke group 2Choke group for voice 2 (0=off).CC 510–127
Choke group 3Choke group for voice 3 (0=off).CC 520–127
Choke group 4Choke group for voice 4 (0=off).CC 530–127
Choke group 5Choke group for voice 5 (0=off).CC 540–127
Choke group 6Choke group for voice 6 (0=off).CC 550–127
Start offset 1Start playback position for voice 1 (percent of sample length).CC 560–127
Start offset 2Start playback position for voice 2 (percent of sample length).CC 570–127
Start offset 3Start playback position for voice 3 (percent of sample length).CC 580–127
Start offset 4Start playback position for voice 4 (percent of sample length).CC 590–127
Start offset 5Start playback position for voice 5 (percent of sample length).CC 600–127
Start offset 6Start playback position for voice 6 (percent of sample length).CC 610–127
Out 1 SaturationEnable soft saturation on output 1.CC 620–127
Out 2 SaturationEnable soft saturation on output 2.CC 630–127
Out 3 SaturationEnable soft saturation on output 3.CC 640–127
Out 4 SaturationEnable soft saturation on output 4.CC 650–127
Folder 2Folder for voice 2 (-1 uses primary Folder).CC 660–127
Folder 3Folder for voice 3 (-1 uses primary Folder).CC 670–127
Folder 4Folder for voice 4 (-1 uses primary Folder).CC 680–127
Folder 5Folder for voice 5 (-1 uses primary Folder).CC 690–127
Folder 6Folder for voice 6 (-1 uses primary Folder).CC 700–127
Round robin modeSelects how round-robins are used.CC 710–1270: Sequential

WAV Recorder

ParameterMessageRangeValues
Attenuverter 1Applies an attenuverter to the input 1CC 10–127
Attenuverter 2Applies an attenuverter to the input 2CC 20–127
Attenuverter 3Applies an attenuverter to the input 3CC 30–127
Attenuverter 4Applies an attenuverter to the input 4CC 40–127
Attenuverter 5Applies an attenuverter to the input 5CC 50–127
Attenuverter 6Applies an attenuverter to the input 6CC 60–127
Input gainThe gain to apply to the inputs.CC 70–127
Sample rateThe sample rate of the recording.CC 80–1270: 48kHz; 1: 96kHz
Bit depthThe bit depth of the recording.CC 90–1270: 16-bit; 1: 24-bit
ChannelsThe number of channels to record.CC 100–127
Rec CV ModeRecord CV control (input 5).CC 110–1270: Trigger; 1: Gate
Play CV ModePlay CV control (input 6).CC 120–1270: Trigger; 1: Gate
Play As LoopPlayback mode.CC 130–1270: One-shot; 1: Loop
Outputs 1/2Output 1/2 mode.CC 140–1270: Thru; 1: Thru/play; 2: Play
Outputs 3/4Output 3/4 mode.CC 150–1270: Thru; 1: Thru/play; 2: Play
AS EnableEnables the auto-sampler.CC 160–127
AS Start NoteAuto-sampler start note (MIDI note number 48 is 0V for the CV output).CC 170–127
AS End NoteAuto-sampler end note (MIDI note number).CC 180–127
AS Note StepAuto-sampler note step.CC 190–127
AS Vel SwNumber of auto-sampler velocity switch layers.CC 200–127
AS RRobinsNumber of auto-sampler round-robins.CC 210–127
AS CoarseAuto-sampler note on time (coarse).CC 220–127
AS FineAuto-sampler note on time (fine).CC 230–127
AS GapAuto-sampler gap time (time between note-ons. keep recording after note).CC 240–127
AS LatencyAuto-sampler latency adjustment.CC 250–127
Thru routing 1Sets routing for input 1. 0=None 1-4=Out1-4 5=Out1+2 6=Out3+4.CC 260–127
Thru routing 2Sets routing for input 2. 0=None 1-4=Out1-4 5=Out1+2 6=Out3+4.CC 270–127
Thru routing 3Sets routing for input 3. 0=None 1-4=Out1-4 5=Out1+2 6=Out3+4.CC 280–127
Thru routing 4Sets routing for input 4. 0=None 1-4=Out1-4 5=Out1+2 6=Out3+4.CC 290–127
Thru routing 5Sets routing for input 5. 0=None 1-4=Out1-4 5=Out1+2 6=Out3+4.CC 300–127
Thru routing 6Sets routing for input 6. 0=None 1-4=Out1-4 5=Out1+2 6=Out3+4.CC 310–127
AS Min velocityMinimum velocity for auto-sampling with velocity switch layers.CC 320–127
AS Max velocityMaximum velocity for auto-sampling with velocity switch layers.CC 330–127
Playback fileChooses the file to be played when starting playback.CC 340–127
Record enableIf 0 recording cannot be started/stopped by pressing 'L'.CC 350–127
Playback enableIf 0 playback cannot be started/stopped by pressing 'R'.CC 360–127
Playback gainSets the playback level.CC 370–127
AS Preview noteMIDI note number to use when previewing in the auto-sampler.CC 380–127

Multi-Switch

ParameterMessageRangeValues
Attenuverter 1Applies an attenuverter to input 1.CC 10–127
Attenuverter 2Applies an attenuverter to input 2.CC 20–127
Attenuverter 3Applies an attenuverter to input 3.CC 30–127
Attenuverter 4Applies an attenuverter to input 4.CC 40–127
Attenuverter 5Applies an attenuverter to input 5.CC 50–127
Attenuverter 6Applies an attenuverter to input 6.CC 60–127
Macro 1Control source for input 1.CC 70–127
Macro 2Control source for input 2.CC 80–127
Macro 3Control source for input 3.CC 90–127
Macro 4Control source for input 4.CC 100–127
Macro 5Control source for input 5.CC 110–127
Macro 6Control source for input 6.CC 120–127
A inputsDefines the inputs for switch A.CC 130–127
A outputsDefines the outputs for switch A.CC 140–127
A in controlControl source for input switch A.CC 150–127
A in control typeControl source type for input switch A.CC 160–127
A out controlControl source for output switch A.CC 170–127
A out control typeControl source type for output switch A.CC 180–127
A resetReset source for switch A.CC 190–127
A fadeCrossfade time for switch A.CC 200–127
B inputsDefines the inputs for switch B.CC 210–127
B outputsDefines the outputs for switch B.CC 220–127
B in controlControl source for input switch B.CC 230–127
B in control typeControl source type for input switch B.CC 240–127
B out controlControl source for output switch B.CC 250–127
B out control typeControl source type for output switch B.CC 260–127
B resetReset source for switch B.CC 270–127
B fadeCrossfade time for switch B.CC 280–127
C inputsDefines the inputs for switch C.CC 290–127
C outputsDefines the outputs for switch C.CC 300–127
C in controlControl source for input switch C.CC 310–127
C in control typeControl source type for input switch C.CC 320–127
C out controlControl source for output switch C.CC 330–127
C out control typeControl source type for output switch C.CC 340–127
C resetReset source for switch C.CC 350–127
C fadeCrossfade time for switch C.CC 360–127
D inputsDefines the inputs for switch D.CC 370–127
D outputsDefines the outputs for switch D.CC 380–127
D in controlControl source for input switch D.CC 390–127
D in control typeControl source type for input switch D.CC 400–127
D out controlControl source for output switch D.CC 410–127
D out control typeControl source type for output switch D.CC 420–127
D resetReset source for switch D.CC 430–127
D fadeCrossfade time for switch D.CC 440–127
E inputsDefines the inputs for switch E.CC 450–127
E outputsDefines the outputs for switch E.CC 460–127
E in controlControl source for input switch E.CC 470–127
E in control typeControl source type for input switch E.CC 480–127
E out controlControl source for output switch E.CC 490–127
E out control typeControl source type for output switch E.CC 500–127
E resetReset source for switch E.CC 510–127
E fadeCrossfade time for switch E.CC 520–127
F inputsDefines the inputs for switch F.CC 530–127
F outputsDefines the outputs for switch F.CC 540–127
F in controlControl source for input switch F.CC 550–127
F in control typeControl source type for input switch F.CC 560–127
F out controlControl source for output switch F.CC 570–127
F out control typeControl source type for output switch F.CC 580–127
F resetReset source for switch F.CC 590–127
F fadeCrossfade time for switch F.CC 600–127

Looper

ParameterMessageRangeValues
Attenuverter 1Applies attenuverter to input 1.CC 10–127
Attenuverter 2Applies attenuverter to input 2.CC 20–127
Attenuverter 3Applies attenuverter to input 3.CC 30–127
Attenuverter 4Applies attenuverter to input 4.CC 40–127
Attenuverter 5Applies attenuverter to input 5.CC 50–127
Attenuverter 6Applies attenuverter to input 6.CC 60–127
Target loopSelects loops affected by commands.CC 70–127
Record gainSets gain for loop inputs.CC 80–127
Loop 1 inputSelects input for loop 1.CC 90–127
Loop 2 inputSelects input for loop 2.CC 100–127
Loop 3 inputSelects input for loop 3.CC 110–127
Loop 4 inputSelects input for loop 4.CC 120–127
Loop 1 outputSelects output for loop 1.CC 130–1271: Output 1; 2: Output 2; 3: Output 3; 4: Output 4; 5: Outputs 1+2 stereo; 6: Outputs 3+4 stereo
Loop 2 outputSelects output for loop 2.CC 140–1271: Output 1; 2: Output 2; 3: Output 3; 4: Output 4; 5: Outputs 1+2 stereo; 6: Outputs 3+4 stereo
Loop 3 outputSelects output for loop 3.CC 150–1271: Output 1; 2: Output 2; 3: Output 3; 4: Output 4; 5: Outputs 1+2 stereo; 6: Outputs 3+4 stereo
Loop 4 outputSelects output for loop 4.CC 160–1271: Output 1; 2: Output 2; 3: Output 3; 4: Output 4; 5: Outputs 1+2 stereo; 6: Outputs 3+4 stereo
Loop 1 panSets pan for loop 1.CC 170–127
Loop 2 panSets pan for loop 2.CC 180–127
Loop 3 panSets pan for loop 3.CC 190–127
Loop 4 panSets pan for loop 4.CC 200–127
Loop 1 gainSets output gain for loop 1.CC 210–127
Loop 2 gainSets output gain for loop 2.CC 220–127
Loop 3 gainSets output gain for loop 3.CC 230–127
Loop 4 gainSets output gain for loop 4.CC 240–127
Loop 1 x-fadeSets crossfade time for loop 1.CC 250–127
Loop 2 x-fadeSets crossfade time for loop 2.CC 260–127
Loop 3 x-fadeSets crossfade time for loop 3.CC 270–127
Loop 4 x-fadeSets crossfade time for loop 4.CC 280–127
Loop 1 VCASelects VCA input for loop 1.CC 290–127
Loop 2 VCASelects VCA input for loop 2.CC 300–127
Loop 3 VCASelects VCA input for loop 3.CC 310–127
Loop 4 VCASelects VCA input for loop 4.CC 320–127
Monitor 1 outputSelects monitor output for loop 1.CC 330–1271: Output 1; 2: Output 2; 3: Output 3; 4: Output 4; 5: Outputs 1+2 stereo; 6: Outputs 3+4 stereo
Monitor 2 outputSelects monitor output for loop 2.CC 340–1271: Output 1; 2: Output 2; 3: Output 3; 4: Output 4; 5: Outputs 1+2 stereo; 6: Outputs 3+4 stereo
Monitor 3 outputSelects monitor output for loop 3.CC 350–1271: Output 1; 2: Output 2; 3: Output 3; 4: Output 4; 5: Outputs 1+2 stereo; 6: Outputs 3+4 stereo
Monitor 4 outputSelects monitor output for loop 4.CC 360–1271: Output 1; 2: Output 2; 3: Output 3; 4: Output 4; 5: Outputs 1+2 stereo; 6: Outputs 3+4 stereo
Monitor 1 panSets monitor pan for loop 1.CC 370–127
Monitor 2 panSets monitor pan for loop 2.CC 380–127
Monitor 3 panSets monitor pan for loop 3.CC 390–127
Monitor 4 panSets monitor pan for loop 4.CC 400–127
Monitor 1 gainSets monitor gain for loop 1.CC 410–127
Monitor 2 gainSets monitor gain for loop 2.CC 420–127
Monitor 3 gainSets monitor gain for loop 3.CC 430–127
Monitor 4 gainSets monitor gain for loop 4.CC 440–127
Attack timeSets loop attack time.CC 450–127
Decay timeSets loop decay time.CC 460–127
Overdub attack timeSets overdub attack time.CC 470–127
Overdub decay timeSets overdub decay time.CC 480–127
Overdub fadeSets overdub fade amount.CC 490–127
Pause/muteSelects pause or mute behavior.CC 500–1270: Pause; 1: Mute; 2: Retrigger
Trigger 1 outputSelects trigger output for loop 1.CC 510–1270: None
Trigger 2 outputSelects trigger output for loop 2.CC 520–1270: None
Trigger 3 outputSelects trigger output for loop 3.CC 530–1270: None
Trigger 4 outputSelects trigger output for loop 4.CC 540–1270: None
RecordControls record and overdub.CC 550–127
PlayControls play and mute.CC 560–127
ReverseControls reverse playback.CC 570–127
Octave downControls octave down function.CC 580–127
Lowpass filterSets lowpass filter cutoff.CC 590–127
Bypass clockBypasses clock input behavior.CC 600–127
Bit depthSets loop bit depth.CC 650–1270: 8-bit; 1: 16-bit; 2: 32-bit
StereoSelects stereo or mono mode.CC 660–127
Clock input 1Selects clock input for loop 1.CC 670–1270: None or MIDI clock
Clock input 2Selects clock input for loop 2.CC 680–1270: None or MIDI clock
Clock input 3Selects clock input for loop 3.CC 690–1270: None or MIDI clock
Clock input 4Selects clock input for loop 4.CC 700–1270: None or MIDI clock
Lock rangeSets clock lock range.CC 710–127
MIDI transportEnables MIDI transport control.CC 720–127

Dream Machine

ParameterMessageRangeValues
Attenuverter 1Applies attenuverter to input 1.CC 10–127
Attenuverter 2Applies attenuverter to input 2.CC 20–127
Attenuverter 3Applies attenuverter to input 3.CC 30–127
Attenuverter 4Applies attenuverter to input 4.CC 40–127
Attenuverter 5Applies attenuverter to input 5.CC 50–127
Attenuverter 6Applies attenuverter to input 6.CC 60–127
WavetableSelects wavetable.CC 70–127
Prime 1Sets first prime value.CC 80–127
Prime 2Sets second prime value.CC 90–127
Prime 3Sets third prime value.CC 100–127
Prime 4Sets fourth prime value.CC 110–127
FundamentalSets fundamental frequency.CC 120–127
OctaveSets octave shift.CC 130–127
DenominatorSets frequency ratio denominator.CC 140–127
Numerator 1Sets numerator of the frequency ratio for tone 1.CC 150–127
Numerator 2Sets numerator of the frequency ratio for tone 2.CC 160–127
Numerator 3Sets numerator of the frequency ratio for tone 3.CC 170–127
Numerator 4Sets numerator of the frequency ratio for tone 4.CC 180–127
Gate 0Gate for fundamental tone.CC 190–127
Gate 1Gate for tone 1.CC 200–127
Gate 2Gate for tone 2.CC 210–127
Gate 3Gate for tone 3.CC 220–127
Gate 4Gate for tone 4.CC 230–127
Gain 0Sets gain for fundamental.CC 240–127
Gain 1Sets gain for tone 1.CC 250–127
Gain 2Sets gain for tone 2.CC 260–127
Gain 3Sets gain for tone 3.CC 270–127
Gain 4Sets gain for tone 4.CC 280–127
Pan 1Sets pan for tone 1.CC 290–127
Pan 2Sets pan for tone 2.CC 300–127
Pan 3Sets pan for tone 3.CC 310–127
Pan 4Sets pan for tone 4.CC 320–127
Wave inputSelects wavetable position input.CC 330–127
Wave offsetOffsets wavetable position.CC 340–127
Attack timeSets envelope attack time.CC 350–127
Decay timeSets envelope decay time.CC 360–127
FM input 1Selects FM input for tone 1.CC 370–127
FM input 2Selects FM input for tone 2.CC 380–127
FM input 3Selects FM input for tone 3.CC 390–127
FM input 4Selects FM input for tone 4.CC 400–127
Waveform 0Selects waveform for fundamental.CC 410–127
FM rangeSets FM input scaling.CC 420–1270: 1Hz/V; 1: 10Hz/V; 2: 100Hz/V; 3: 1kHz/V
Frequency slewSets frequency slew rate.CC 430–127
Crossfade timeSets frequency crossfade time.CC 440–127
Reverb mixSets reverb wet/dry mix.CC 450–127
Reverb timeSets reverb time.CC 460–127
Reverb modelSelects reverb model.CC 470–127
Reverb sizeSets reverb size.CC 480–127
Reverb high dampSets high frequency damping.CC 490–127
Reverb mod speedSets reverb modulation speed.CC 500–127
Reverb mod depthSets reverb modulation depth.CC 510–127
Reverb early gainSets early reflection gain.CC 520–127
Reverb diff gainSets diffuse reflection gain.CC 530–127
TransposeAdjusts the tuning of all frequencies in (12-TET) semitone steps.CC 540–127

Filter Bank

ParameterMessageRangeValues
Attenuverter 1Applies Attenuverter for input 1.CC 10–127
Attenuverter 2Applies Attenuverter for input 2.CC 20–127
Attenuverter 3Applies Attenuverter for input 3.CC 30–127
Attenuverter 4Applies Attenuverter for input 4.CC 40–127
Attenuverter 5Applies Attenuverter for input 5.CC 50–127
Attenuverter 6Applies Attenuverter for input 6.CC 60–127
ModeFilter mode.CC 70–127
Gain/QSets filter gain (for Resonators) or resonance (for bandpass/multiband).CC 80–127
Dry gainAmount of dry signal to mix into the outputs.CC 90–127
Effect gainAmount of the Effect (filtered) signal to mix into the outputs.CC 100–127
Attack timeEnvelope attack time.CC 110–127
Decay timeEnvelope decay time.CC 120–127
Pitch 1Pitch/Frequency of filter 1.CC 130–127
Pitch 2Pitch/Frequency of filter 2.CC 140–127
Pitch 3Pitch/Frequency of filter 3.CC 150–127
Pitch 4Pitch/Frequency of filter 4.CC 160–127
Pitch 5Pitch/Frequency of filter 5.CC 170–127
Pitch 6Pitch/Frequency of filter 6.CC 180–127
Pitch 7Pitch/Frequency of filter 7.CC 190–127
Pitch 8Pitch/Frequency of filter 8.CC 200–127
Gate 1Gate for filter 1.CC 210–127
Gate 2Gate for filter 2.CC 220–127
Gate 3Gate for filter 3.CC 230–127
Gate 4Gate for filter 4.CC 240–127
Gate 5Gate for filter 5.CC 250–127
Gate 6Gate for filter 6.CC 260–127
Gate 7Gate for filter 7.CC 270–127
Gate 8Gate for filter 8.CC 280–127
Gain 1Gain for filter 1.CC 290–127
Gain 2Gain for filter 2.CC 300–127
Gain 3Gain for filter 3.CC 310–127
Gain 4Gain for filter 4.CC 320–127
Gain 5Gain for filter 5.CC 330–127
Gain 6Gain for filter 6.CC 340–127
Gain 7Gain for filter 7.CC 350–127
Gain 8Gain for filter 8.CC 360–127
VCA input 1VCA input for filter 1.CC 370–127
VCA input 2VCA input for filter 2.CC 380–127
VCA input 3VCA input for filter 3.CC 390–127
VCA input 4VCA input for filter 4.CC 400–127
VCA input 5VCA input for filter 5.CC 410–127
VCA input 6VCA input for filter 6.CC 420–127
VCA input 7VCA input for filter 7.CC 430–127
VCA input 8VCA input for filter 8.CC 440–127
SpreadAmount by which to spread out the filters in the stereo field.CC 450–127
LFO depthDepth of an octave LFO modulation of the filter gains.CC 460–127
LFO rateLFO rate.CC 470–127
CV/Gate controlSets whether inputs 3 & 4 are used as a CV/gate pair to 'play' the filters as pitched voices.CC 480–1270: Off; 1: On; 2: Quantized
Controlled voicesNumber of filters that will be controlled by MIDI or CV/gate.CC 490–127
Mono inputMono input mode.CC 500–1270: Input 1+2 used for audio input; 1: Input 1 used for audio input
MIDI vel curveSelects a velocity curve applied to incoming MIDI notes.CC 510–127

Poly Wavetable

ParameterMessageRangeValues
Attenuverter 1Attenuverter for input 1.CC 10–127
Attenuverter 2Attenuverter for input 2.CC 20–127
Attenuverter 3Attenuverter for input 3.CC 30–127
Attenuverter 4Attenuverter for input 4.CC 40–127
Attenuverter 5Attenuverter for input 5.CC 50–127
Attenuverter 6Attenuverter for input 6CC 60–127
WavetableChooses the wavetable from those installed on the MicroSD card.CC 70–127
Wave offsetAn offset for the wavetable position. added to that set from the wave input.CC 80–127
Wave spreadAn amount by which to spread out the per-voice wavetable positions.CC 90–127
Coarse tuneTransposes the whole instrument in semitones.CC 100–127
Fine tuneTunes the whole instrument in cents.CC 110–127
Attack timeEnvelope 1 attack time.CC 120–127
Decay timeEnvelope 1 decay time.CC 130–127
Sustain levelEnvelope 1 sustain level.CC 140–127
Release timeEnvelope 1 release time.CC 150–127
Attack shapeEnvelope 1 attack shape.CC 160–127
Decay shapeEnvelope 1 decay & release shape.CC 170–127
Attack time 2Envelope 2 attack time.CC 180–127
Decay time 2Envelope 2 decay time.CC 190–127
Sustain level 2Envelope 2 sustain level.CC 200–127
Release time 2Envelope 2 release time.CC 210–127
Attack shape 2Envelope 2 attack shape.CC 220–127
Decay shape 2Envelope 2 decay & release shape.CC 230–127
Filter typeThe filter type.CC 240–1270: Off; 1: Lowpass; 2: Bandpas; 3: Highpass
Filter freqThe filter frequency. specified as a MIDI note number.CC 250–127
Filter QThe filter resonance.CC 260–127
Veloc -> volumeThe amount by which the note velocity affects the note volume.CC 270–127
Veloc -> waveThe amount by which the note velocity affects the wavetable position.CC 280–127
Veloc -> filterThe amount by which the note velocity affects the filter frequency.CC 290–127
Pitch -> waveThe amount by which the note pitch affects the wavetable position.CC 300–127
Pitch -> filterThe amount by which the note pitch affects the filter frequency.CC 310–127
Env -> waveThe amount by which envelope 1 affects the wavetable position.CC 320–127
Env -> filterThe amount by which envelope 1 affects the filter frequency.CC 330–127
Env 2 -> waveThe amount by which envelope 2 affects the wavetable position.CC 340–127
Env 2 -> filterThe amount by which envelope 2 affects the filter frequency.CC 350–127
Env 2 -> pitchThe amount by which envelope 2 affects the note pitch.CC 360–127
LFO -> waveThe amount by which the LFO affects the wavetable position.CC 370–127
LFO -> filterThe amount by which the LFO affects the filter frequency.CC 380–127
LFO -> pitchThe amount by which the LFO affects the note pitch.CC 390–127
LFO speedThe LFO speed.CC 400–127
GainApplies an overall output gain.CC 410–12791: 0dB
SustainActivates sustain.CC 420–127
Bend rangeThe pitch bend range in semitones.CC 430–127
Chord enableEnables the chord generator function.CC 440–127
Chord keyThe key of the chord generator.CC 450–127
Chord scaleThe scale of the chord generator.CC 460–127
Chord shapeThe shape of the chord generator.CC 470–127
Chord inversionThe chord inversion.CC 480–127
Arpeggio 1 modeThe arpeggiator mode for CV/gate input 1.CC 490–127
Arpeggio 2 modeThe arpeggiator mode for CV/gate input 2.CC 500–127
Arpeggio 3 modeThe arpeggiator mode for CV/gate input 3.CC 510–127
Arpeggio 1 rangeArpeggio range for input 1.CC 520–127
Arpeggio 2 rangeArpeggio range for input 2.CC 530–127
Arpeggio 3 rangeArpeggio range for input 3.CC 540–127
Scala/MTSSets the Scala scale or MTS tuning to use.CC 550–127
Scala KBMSets the Scala keyboard map to use.CC 560–127
Chorus modeEngages the chorus effect.CC 570–127
Delay modeThe type of delay effect.CC 580–1270: Off; 1: Stereo; 2: Ping-pong
Delay levelThe level of the delay effect.CC 590–127
Delay timeThe delay time in milliseconds.CC 600–127
Delay feedbackThe delay feedback.CC 610–127
UnisonThe number of voices to play simultaneously.CC 620–127
Unison detuneThe detune amount when Unison is active.CC 630–127
Output spreadThe amount of output spread.CC 640–127
Output modeThe output mode.CC 650–127
Input modeSets how the inputs are used for CV/gate control.CC 660–127
Sustain modeSets the behaviour of the sustain function.CC 670–1270: Synth; 1: Piano
MIDI vel curveSelects a velocity curve applied to incoming MIDI notes.CC 680–127
Wave inputWhich input to use to control the position in the wavetable or '0' for 'None'.CC 690–127
Pitch bend inputThe pitch bend input or '0' for none.CC 700–127
Arp reset inputThe input to use as the arpeggiator reset or '0' for none.CC 710–127
Max voicesSets the maximum number of simultaneous voices.CC 720–127
LFO retriggerSets whether the LFOs are retriggered at note on.CC 730–1270: Poly; 1: Mono; 2: Off
LFO spreadSets the phase to which LFOs are retriggered.CC 740–127
Gate offsetOffsets delays the gate inputs relative to the pitch inputs.CC 750–127
Trigger modeSets the note triggering mode.CC 760–127
Break timeThe 'break' time for chords or '0' for off.CC 770–127
Break directionThe 'break' direction.CC 780–127

Granulator

ParameterMessageRangeValues
Attenuverter 1 (%)Attenuverter for input 1CC 10–127
Attenuverter 2 (%)Attenuverter for input 2CC 20–127
Attenuverter 3 (%)Attenuverter for input 3CC 30–127
Attenuverter 4 (%)Attenuverter for input 4CC 40–127
Attenuverter 5 (%)Attenuverter for input 5CC 50–127
Attenuverter 6 (%)Attenuverter for input 6CC 60–127
Buffer size (ms)The audio buffer size in milliseconds.CC 70–127
Input gain (dB)Gain applied to the audio being recordedCC 80–127
Dry gain (dB)Level of the input signal in the output mixCC 90–127
Granulator gain (dB)Level of the granulator signal in the output mixCC 100–127
RecordEnables recording into the buffer.CC 110–1270: Recording disabled; 1: Recording enabled
Spawn modeHow grains are spawnedCC 120–1270: Stochastic; 1: Mid-grain; 2: Stochastic (fixed); 3: Mid-grain (fixed); 4: single
Rate mean (ms)Average time between new grains being spawnedCC 130–127
Rate spread (%)Amount of variation in the spawn rate expressed as a percentage of 'Rate mean'CC 140–127
Size mean (ms)Average grain sizeCC 150–127
Size spread (%)Amount of variation in grain size expressed as a percentage of 'Size mean'CC 160–127
Pitch mean (ST)Average grain pitch shift (in semitones)CC 170–127
Pitch spread (cents)Amount of variation in grain pitch shiftCC 180–127
Pan mean (%)Average grain pan positionCC 190–127
Pan spread (%)Amount of variation in grain panCC 200–127
Delay mean (%)Average grain delay (equivalently the position in the audio buffer)CC 210–127
Delay spread (%)Amount of variation in grain delayCC 220–127
ShapeGrain envelope/window shapeCC 230–1270: Gaussian; 1: Tukey; 2: Triangle; 3: Expodec; 4: Rexpodec; 5: Equal power
Opacity (%)Opacity' of a note which is the percentage of grains that would normally make up the note that actually soundCC 240–127
LFO depth (%)Depth of the LFO that affects the grain delay expressed as a percentage of the buffer sizeCC 250–127
LFO speedSpeed of the grain delay LFOCC 260–127
Input feedback (%)Amount of feedback to apply around the audio buffer itself when recordingCC 270–127
Main feedback (%)Amount of the granulator output to feed back into the audio buffer when recordingCC 280–127
Attack timeEnvelope attack timeCC 290–127
Release timeEnvelope release timeCC 300–127
Env -> opacity (%)Amount by which the note envelope affects the note opacityCC 310–127
Env -> level (%)Amount by which the note envelope affects the note level (volume)CC 320–127
Veloc -> level (%)Amount by which the note velocity affects the note level (volume)CC 330–127
Veloc -> delay (%)Amount by which the note velocity affects the grain delayCC 340–127
Pitch -> pitch (%)Amount by which the note pitch affects the grain pitchCC 350–127
Pitch -> delay (%)Amount by which the note pitch affects the grain delayCC 360–127
NormalizeLowers the overall volume of the grain cloudCC 370–127
Natural pitch (ST)Sets the MIDI note number that will play back the audioCC 380–127
Drone 1 pitch (ST)MIDI note number for drone 1CC 390–127
Drone 2 pitch (ST)MIDI note number for drone 2CC 400–127
Drone 3 pitch (ST)MIDI note number for drone 3CC 410–127
Drone 1 enableEnables (gates) for drone1CC 420–1270: Off; 1: On
Drone 2 enableEnables (gates) for drone2CC 430–1270: Off; 1: On
Drone 3 enableEnables (gates) for drone3CC 440–1270: Off; 1: On
Drone 1 opacity (%)Opacity of drone1CC 450–127
Drone 2 opacity (%)Opacity of drone2CC 460–127
Drone 3 opacity (%)Opacity of drone3CC 470–127
Drone 1 level (dB)Level (volume) of drone1CC 480–127
Drone 2 level (dB)Level (volume) of drone2CC 490–127
Drone 3 level (dB)Level (volume) of drone3CC 500–127
Out delay modeType of the output delay effectCC 510–1270: Off; 1: Stereo; 2: Ping-pong
Out delay level (dB)Level of the output delay effectCC 520–127
Out delay time (ms)Output delay timeCC 530–127
Out delay feedback (%)Output delay feedbackCC 540–127
Reverb mix (%)Wet/dry control for the reverb effectCC 550–127
Reverb time (ms)Reverb timeCC 560–127
Grain limitImposes an arbitrary limit on the number of simultaneous grainsCC 570–127
Bend range (ST)MIDI pitch bend rangeCC 580–127
Reverse (%)Sets the probability that a grain will be played backwardsCC 590–127
Pitch quantizeIf set quantizes the random pitch deviation to musical intervalsCC 600–1270: Off; 1: Octaves; 2: Fourths; 3: Fifths; 4: Major Triad; 5: Minor Triad
LFO shapeSets the LFO shapeCC 610–1270: Triangle; 1: Ramp up; 2: Ramp down
Record fade (ms)Duration of the fade applied when starting and stopping recording to avoid clicksCC 620–127
Input modeSets how many input CV/gate pairs the algorithm usesCC 650–1270: No CV/Gate; 1: uses inputs 2/4; 2: adds inputs 1/3; 3: adds inputs 5/6
Mono inputSets input 5 as a mono input if enabledCC 660–1270: Inputs 5 & 6 are used as a stereo input; 1: only input 5 is used as a mono input (leaving input 6 free for parameter mapping)
Sustain modeSets the retrigger behaviour of sustained notesCC 670–1270: Synth (sustained notes cannot be retriggered); 1: Piano (sustained notes can be retriggered)
Delay mean inputCV input to use to control the grain delayCC 680–1270: None; 1: input1; 2: input2; 3: input3; 4: input4; 5: input5; 6: input6; 7: 1 sampled; 8: 2 sampled; 9: 3 sampled; 10: 4 sampled; 11: 5 sampled; 12: 6 sampled
Effects routingControls where the effects and dry/wet mix appear in the signal chainCC 690–1270: Delay->Reverb->Mix; 1: Delay->Mix->Reverb; 2: Mix->Delay->Reverb
Reverb modelChooses the reverb modelCC 700–1270: Hall; 1: Hall 2; 2: Room; 3: Plate
Reverb size (%)Sets the size of the reverb spaceCC 710–127
Reverb high damp (%)Sets the amount of high frequency damping in the reverb tailCC 720–127
Reverb mod speed (Hz)Sets the speed of reverb modulationCC 730–127
Reverb mod depth (%)Sets the depth of reverb modulationCC 740–127
Reverb early gain (dB)Sets the output level of the early reflectionsCC 750–127
Reverb diff gain (dB)Sets the output level of the diffuse reflectionsCC 760–127
Delay unitDetermines whether the Delay mean and spread parameters work in terms of % or ms.CC 770–1270: Percentage; 1: Milliseconds

Multi FX

ParameterMessageRangeValues
Attenuverter 1 (%)Attenuverter for input 1CC 10–127
Attenuverter 2 (%)Attenuverter for input 2CC 20–127
Attenuverter 3 (%)Attenuverter for input 3CC 30–127
Attenuverter 4 (%)Attenuverter for input 4CC 40–127
Attenuverter 5 (%)Attenuverter for input 5CC 50–127
Attenuverter 6 (%)Attenuverter for input 6CC 60–127
VSR (ST)Sets the variable sample rate in semitonesCC 70–127
VSR attenuator (%)Attenuator for the VSR CV inputCC 80–127
QuantizeSets the scale to quantize the VSR toCC 90–1270: Off; 1: On
Dry routingSets the dry routing to Pre-EQ or Post-EQCC 100–1270: Pre-EQ; 1: Post-EQ
Dry gain (dB)Level of the dry signal mixed into the outputCC 110–127
Effects gain (dB)Overall level of the combined effects signals mixed into the outputCC 120–127
Pitch gain (dB)Level of the pitch effect mixed into the outputCC 130–127
Delay gain (dB)Level of the delay effect mixed into the outputCC 140–127
Reverb gain (dB)Level of the reverb mixed into the outputCC 150–127
SaturationEnables saturation on the mix outputCC 160–1270: Off; 1: On
EQ 1 typeType of EQ band 1CC 170–1270: 6dB/Octave; 1: 12 dB/Octave; 2: Low shelving EQ
EQ 1 frequencyFrequency of EQ band 1CC 180–127
EQ 1 gain (0.1dB)Gain of EQ band 1 only if type is 'Shelving'CC 190–127
EQ 2 frequencyFrequency of EQ band 2CC 200–127
EQ 2 QQ resonance of EQ band 2CC 210–127
EQ 2 gain (0.1dB)Gain of EQ band 2CC 220–127
EQ 3 typeType of EQ band 3CC 230–1270: 6dB/Octave; 1: 12 dB/Octave; 2: High shelving EQ
EQ 3 frequencyFrequency of EQ band 3CC 240–127
EQ 3 gain (0.1dB)Gain of EQ band 3 only if type is 'Shelving'CC 250–127
Pitch input 1Chooses one input to the pitch effect for Pitch - ChorusCC 260–1270: Pre-EQ; 1: Post-EQ; 2: Pitch; 3: Delay; 4: Reverb
Pitch input 2Chooses the other input to the pitch effect for Pitch - ChorusCC 270–1270: Pre-EQ; 1: Post-EQ; 2: Pitch; 3: Delay; 4: Reverb
Pitch input mix (%)Sets the mix between pitch effect inputs Reverb <-> Post-EQCC 280–127
Pitch effectChooses the pitch effect chorus phaser or pitch shiftCC 290–1270: Chorus; 1: Phaser; 2: Shift
Pitch blend (%)Sets the mix at the pitch effect output between the input signal and the processed signalCC 300–127
Pitch feedback (%)Internal feedback of the pitch effectCC 310–127
Chorus delay / Phaser centre (0.1ms)Delay time of the chorus effect OR the centre frequency of the phaser effectCC 320–127
Chorus speed / Phaser speed (Hz)LFO speed of the chorus or phaser effectCC 330–127
Chorus depth / Phaser depth (%)LFO depth of the chorus or phaser effectCC 340–127
Chorus spread / Phaser spreadStereo spread of the chorus or phaser effect in degreesCC 350–127
Pitch shift delay (ms)Delay time used by the pitch shifter effectCC 360–127
Pitch shift (ST)Amount of pitch shifting in semitonesCC 370–127
Pitch shift fine (cents)Amount of pitch shifting in centsCC 380–127
Delay input 1Chooses one input to the delay effectCC 390–1270: Pre-EQ; 1: Post-EQ; 2: Pitch; 3: Delay; 4: Reverb
Delay input 2Chooses the other input to the delay effectCC 400–1270: Pre-EQ; 1: Post-EQ; 2: Pitch; 3: Delay; 4: Reverb
Delay input mix (%)Sets the mix between delay effect inputsCC 410–127
Delay modeSets the delay modeCC 420–1270: Mono (fade); 1: Stereo (fade): 2: Ping-Pong (fade); 3: Mono (slew); 4: Stereo (slew); 5: Ping-Pong (slew)
Delay time (ms)Sets the delay time or the left delay time if the mode is 'stereo'CC 430–127
Delay time R (ms)Sets the right delay time if the mode is 'stereo'CC 440–127
Delay feedback (%)Sets the delay feedbackCC 450–127
Delay mono-ize (%)If the delay mode is 'ping-pong' sets the amount by which the input signal is reduced to a mono signal to be pannedCC 460–127
Delay initial panIf the delay mode is 'ping-pong' sets the pan position of the first delayCC 470–127
Reverb input 1Chooses one input to the reverbCC 480–1270: Pre-EQ; 1: Post-EQ; 2: Pitch; 3: Delay; 4: Reverb
Reverb input 2Chooses the other input to the reverbCC 490–1270: Pre-EQ; 1: Post-EQ; 2: Pitch; 3: Delay; 4: Reverb
Reverb input mix (%)Sets the mix between reverb inputsCC 500–127
Reverb modelChooses the reverb modelCC 510–1270: Hall; 1: Hall 2; 2: Room; 3: Plate
Reverb time (ms)Sets the reverb timeCC 520–127
Reverb size (%)Sets the size of the reverb spaceCC 530–127
Reverb high damp (%)Sets the amount of high frequency damping in the reverb tailCC 540–127
Reverb mod speed (Hz)Sets the speed of reverb modulationCC 550–127
Reverb mod depth (%)Sets the depth of reverb modulationCC 560–127
Reverb early gain (dB)Sets the output level of the early reflectionsCC 570–127
Reverb diff gain (dB)Sets the output level of the diffuse reflectionsCC 580–127
Reverb low passSets the frequency of a first order low-pass filter applied at the reverb inputCC 590–127
Mono inputSets whether the algorithm input is mono or stereoCC 600–1270: Mono; 1: Stereo
VSR inputSelects which input is used for the VSR CVCC 610–127
Pitch shift inputSelects which input is used for the pitch shift CVCC 620–127
Aux outputsChooses which effect section's outputs appear on outputs 3 & 4CC 630–1270: Pre-EQ; 1: Post-EQ; 2: Pitch; 3: Delay; 4: Reverb
Aux input LSelects which input is mixed into the left channel as the aux signalCC 640–127
Aux input RSelects which input is mixed into the right channel as the aux signalCC 650–127
Aux input gain (dB)Sets the gain of the aux signal '-40' is treated as ∞dBCC 660–127
Delay clock inputSelects which input is used as a clock for the delay timeCC 670–127
Delay R clock inputSelects which input is used as a clock for the right delay timeCC 680–127
Delay multiplierA multiplier to apply to the delay time set by the clockCC 690–127
Delay R multiplierA multiplier to apply to the right delay time set by the clockCC 700–127

Poly Exciter

ParameterMessageRangeValues
Attenuverter 1 (%)Attenuverter for input 1CC 10–127
Attenuverter 2 (%)Attenuverter for input 2CC 20–127
Attenuverter 3 (%)Attenuverter for input 3CC 30–127
Attenuverter 4 (%)Attenuverter for input 4CC 40–127
Attenuverter 5 (%)Attenuverter for input 5CC 50–127
Attenuverter 6 (%)Attenuverter for input 6CC 60–127
ModeSets the excitation modeCC 70–1270: Strike; 1: Scrape; 2: Strum
TableChosen exciter table loaded from the MicroSD cardCC 80–127
ExciterExciter number within the tableCC 90–1270: Ramp; 1: Noise burst; 2: Noise ramp; 3: Square; 4: Silence
Exciter length (ms)Exciter length in millisecondsCC 100–127
ToneSets the tone brightness of the resonatorCC 110–127
DampSets the amount of damping in the resonatorCC 120–127
Release dampSets the amount of extra damping added when a note is releasedCC 130–127
PressureSets the baseline pressure appliedCC 140–127
Veloc -> strike (%)Amount by which the note velocity affects the strength of the exciterCC 150–127
Veloc -> tone (%)Amount by which the note velocity affects the toneCC 160–127
Veloc -> damp (%)Amount by which the note velocity affects the dampingCC 170–127
Veloc -> exciterAmount by which the note velocity affects the chosen exciter within the tableCC 180–127
Pitch -> damp (%)Amount by which the note pitch affects the dampingCC 190–127
Pitch -> exciter (%)Amount by which the note pitch affects the chosen exciter within the tableCC 200–127
Pitch -> LPF (%)Amount by which the note pitch affects the low pass filterCC 210–127
Press -> exciterAmount by which pressure affects the chosen exciter within the tableCC 220–127
Env -> pitchAmount by which the envelope affects the note pitch in units of 1/10th semitonesCC 230–127
Env -> exciterAmount by which the envelope affects the chosen exciter within the tableCC 240–127
LFO -> pitch (cents)Amount by which the LFO affects the note pitchCC 250–127
LFO -> exciterAmount by which the LFO affects the chosen exciter within the tableCC 260–127
LFO speedLFO speed RangeCC 270–127
Attack timeEnvelope attack timeCC 280–127
Decay timeEnvelope decay timeCC 290–127
Sustain levelEnvelope sustain levelCC 300–127
Release timeEnvelope release timeCC 310–127
Coarse tune (ST)Transposes the whole instrument in semitonesCC 320–127
Fine tune (cents)Tunes the whole instrument in centsCC 330–127
Gain (dB)Applies an overall output gainCC 340–127
SustainActivates sustain notes - remain playing when the gate goes lowCC 350–1270: Off; 1: On
Bend range (ST)Pitch bend range in semitonesCC 360–127
Chord enableEnables the chord generator functionCC 370–1270: Off; 1: On; 2: Gate 1; 3: Gate 2; 4: Gate 3; 5: Gates 1&1; 6: Gates 1&3; 7: Gates 2&3
Chord keyKey of the chord generator 0 is C - 1 is C#/Db etcCC 380–127
Chord scaleScale of the chord generatorCC 390–1270: Major; 1: Natural Minor; 2: Dominant; 3: Fully diminished; 4: Dominant Dim; 5: Augmented; 6: Whole Tone; 7: Chromatic; 8: Harmonic Minor
Chord shapeShape of the chord generatorCC 400–1270: None; 1: 1 Octave; 2: 2 Octaves; 3: Root/Fifth; 4: Root/Fifth + 8ve; 5: Triad; 6: Triad + 8ve; 7: Sus4; 8: Sus4 + 8ve; 9: Sixth; 10: Sixth + 8ve; 11: Seventh; 12: Seventh + 8ve; 13: Ninth
Chord inversionChord inversionCC 410–127
Arpeggio 1 modeArpeggiator mode for each CV/gate input pairCC 420–1270: Off; 1: Up; 2: Down; 3: Alt; 4: Alt2; 5: Up-8ve; 6: Down-8ve; 7: Alt-8ve; 8: Alt2-8ve; 9: Step Up; 10: Step Down; 11: Random; 12: Random2; 13: Random3; 14: As Played
Arpeggio 2 modeArpeggiator mode for each CV/gate input pairCC 430–1270: Off; 1: Up; 2: Down; 3: Alt; 4: Alt2; 5: Up-8ve; 6: Down-8ve; 7: Alt-8ve; 8: Alt2-8ve; 9: Step Up; 10: Step Down; 11: Random; 12: Random2; 13: Random3; 14: As Played
Arpeggio 3 modeArpeggiator mode for each CV/gate input pairCC 440–1270: Off; 1: Up; 2: Down; 3: Alt; 4: Alt2; 5: Up-8ve; 6: Down-8ve; 7: Alt-8ve; 8: Alt2-8ve; 9: Step Up; 10: Step Down; 11: Random; 12: Random2; 13: Random3; 14: As Played
Arpeggio 1 rangeSets the chord range for arpeggio1CC 450–127
Arpeggio 2 rangeSets the chord range for arpeggio2CC 460–127
Arpeggio 3 rangeSets the chord range for arpeggio3CC 470–127
Scala/MTSSets the Scala scale or MTS tuning to useCC 480–127
Scala KBMSets the Scala keyboard map to useCC 490–127
Low pass filterSets the frequency of a first-order low pass filter applied to each noteCC 500–127
Chorus modeEngages the chorus effect or 0 for offCC 510–1270: Off; 1: Mode 1; 2: Mode 2
Delay modeType of delay effectCC 520–1270: Off; 1: Stereo; 2: Ping-Pong
Delay level (dB)Level of the delay effectCC 530–127
Delay time (ms)Delay time in millisecondsCC 540–127
Delay feedback (%)Delay feedbackCC 550–127
UnisonNumber of voices to play simultaneously for each note triggeredCC 560–127
Unison detune (cents)Detune amount when Unison is activeCC 570–127
Output spread (%)Amount of output spread if the selected output mode uses spreadCC 580–127
Break time (ms)Break time for chords or 0 for offCC 590–127
Break directionBreak directionCC 600–1270: Up; 1: Down; 2: Alternating
Output modeOutput modeCC 610–1270: spread by voice; 1: spread by voice 2; 2: spread by pitch; 3: per Voice
Input modeInput modeCC 620–1270: No CV/Gate; 1: uses inputs 2/4 pitch/gate; 2: adds inputs 1/3 pitch/gate; 3: adds inputs 5/6 pitch/gate
Sustain modeSets the behaviour of the sustain functionCC 630–1270: Synth; 1: Piano
MIDI vel curveSelects a velocity curve applied to incoming MIDI notesCC 640–1270: Linear; 1: Fixed; 2: Set1; 3: Set2
Ext exciter inputExternal exciter inputCC 650–1270: None
Pitch bend inputPitch bend inputCC 660–1270: None
Arp reset inputInput to use as the arpeggiator resetCC 670–1270: None
Max voicesSets the maximum number of simultaneous voicesCC 680–127
LFO retriggerSets whether the LFOs are retriggered at note onCC 690–1270: Poly; 1: Off
LFO spreadSets the phase to which LFOs are retriggeredCC 700–127
Gate offsetOffsets delays the gate inputs relative to the pitch inputsCC 710–127

Quad Envelope

ParameterMessageRangeValues
Attenuverter 1 (%)Attenuverter for input 1CC 10–127
Attenuverter 2 (%)Attenuverter for input 2CC 20–127
Attenuverter 3 (%)Attenuverter for input 3CC 30–127
Attenuverter 4 (%)Attenuverter for input 4CC 40–127
Attenuverter 5 (%)Attenuverter for input 5CC 50–127
Attenuverter 6 (%)Attenuverter for input 6CC 60–127
Delay 1Delay time for shape 1 In milliseconds multiplied by the Range parameterCC 70–127
Attack 1Attack time for shape 1CC 80–127
Hold 1Hold time for shape 1CC 90–127
Decay 1Decay time for shape 1CC 100–127
Sustain 1Sustain level for shape 1CC 110–127
Release 1Release time for shape 1CC 120–127
Attack shape 1Attack curve shape for shape 1CC 130–127
Decay shape 1Decay and release curve shapes for shape 1 Low values are more exponential high values more linearCC 140–127
Range 1Time range multiplier for shape 1CC 150–1270: 0.01; 1: 0.1; 2: 1; 3: 10; 4: 100
Delay 2Delay time for shape 2 In milliseconds multiplied by the Range parameterCC 160–127
Attack 2Attack time for shape 2CC 170–127
Hold 2Hold time for shape 2CC 180–127
Decay 2Decay time for shape 2CC 190–127
Sustain 2Sustain level for shape 2CC 200–127
Release 2Release time for shape 2CC 210–127
Attack shape 2Attack curve shape for shape 2CC 220–127
Decay shape 2Decay and release curve shapes for shape 2 Low values are more exponential high values more linearCC 230–127
Range 2Time range multiplier for shape 2CC 240–1270: 0.01; 1: 0.1; 2: 1; 3: 10; 4: 100
Delay 3Delay time for shape 3 In milliseconds multiplied by the Range parameterCC 250–127
Attack 3Attack time for shape 3CC 260–127
Hold 3Hold time for shape 3CC 270–127
Decay 3Decay time for shape 3CC 280–127
Sustain 3Sustain level for shape 3CC 290–127
Release 3Release time for shape 3CC 300–127
Attack shape 3Attack curve shape for shape 3CC 310–127
Decay shape 3Decay and release curve shapes for shape 3 Low values are more exponential high values more linearCC 320–127
Range 3Time range multiplier for shape 3CC 330–1270: 0.01; 1: 0.1; 2: 1; 3: 10; 4: 100
Delay 4Delay time for shape 4 In milliseconds multiplied by the Range parameterCC 340–127
Attack 4Attack time for shape 4CC 350–127
Hold 4Hold time for shape 4CC 360–127
Decay 4Decay time for shape 4CC 370–127
Sustain 4Sustain level for shape 4CC 380–127
Release 4Release time for shape 4CC 390–127
Attack shape 4Attack curve shape for shape 4CC 400–127
Decay shape 4Decay and release curve shapes for shape 4 Low values are more exponential high values more linearCC 410–127
Range 4Time range multiplier for shape 4CC 420–1270: 0.01; 1: 0.1; 2: 1; 3: 10; 4: 100
Inputs 1Choose the trigger/gate input and the VCA input for envelope 1CC 430–127
Shape 1Which Env 2 to 4 shapes to use for envelope 1CC 440–127
Trigger mode 1Trigger mode for envelope 1CC 450–1270: Gate; 1: Trigger; 2: Gated loop; 3: Looping; 4: Trigger by clock; 5: Trigger no retrigger
Clock input 1Clock input for envelope 1CC 460–127
Clock mode 1Clock mode for envelope 1CC 470–1270: Off; 1: No stretch; 2: Stretch all; 3: Stretch sustain
Scale 1Scale for envelope 1 in units of 100mVCC 480–127
Offset 1DC offset for envelope 1 in units of 100mVCC 490–127
Vel -> scale 1 (%)Amount by which the trigger velocity affects the envelope 1 scaleCC 500–127
Vel -> attack 1 (%)Amount by which the trigger velocity affects the envelope 1 attack timeCC 510–127
Trigger mode 2Trigger mode for envelope 2CC 520–1270: Gate; 1: Trigger; 2: Gated loop; 3: Looping; 4: Trigger by clock; 5: Trigger no retrigger
Clock input 2Clock input for envelope 2CC 530–127
Clock mode 2Clock mode for envelope 2CC 540–1270: Off; 1: No stretch; 2: Stretch all; 3: Stretch sustain
Scale 2Scale for envelope 2 in units of 100mVCC 550–127
Offset 2DC offset for envelope 2 in units of 100mVCC 560–127
Vel -> scale 2 (%)Amount by which the trigger velocity affects the envelope 2 scaleCC 570–127
Vel -> attack 2 (%)Amount by which the trigger velocity affects the envelope 2 attack timeCC 580–127
Inputs 2Choose the trigger/gate input and the VCA input for envelope 2CC 590–127
Shape 2Which Env 1 3 4 shapes to use for envelope 2CC 600–127
Trigger mode 3Trigger mode for envelope 3CC 610–1270: Gate; 1: Trigger; 2: Gated loop; 3: Looping; 4: Trigger by clock; 5: Trigger no retrigger
Clock input 3Clock input for envelope 3CC 620–127
Clock mode 3Clock mode for envelope 3CC 630–1270: Off; 1: No stretch; 2: Stretch all; 3: Stretch sustain
Scale 3Scale for envelope 3 in units of 100mVCC 640–127
Offset 3DC offset for envelope 3 in units of 100mVCC 650–127
Vel -> scale 3 (%)Amount by which the trigger velocity affects the envelope 3 scaleCC 660–127
Vel -> attack 3 (%)Amount by which the trigger velocity affects the envelope 3 attack timeCC 670–127
Inputs 3Choose the trigger/gate input and the VCA input for envelope 3CC 680–127
Shape 3Which Env 1 2 4 shapes to use for envelope 3CC 690–127
Trigger mode 4Trigger mode for envelope 4CC 700–1270: Gate; 1: Trigger; 2: Gated loop; 3: Looping; 4: Trigger by clock; 5: Trigger no retrigger
Clock input 4Clock input for envelope 4CC 710–127
Clock mode 4Clock mode for envelope 4CC 720–1270: Off; 1: No stretch; 2: Stretch all; 3: Stretch sustain
Scale 4Scale for envelope 4 in units of 100mVCC 730–127
Offset 4DC offset for envelope 4 in units of 100mVCC 740–127
Vel -> scale 4 (%)Amount by which the trigger velocity affects the envelope 4 scaleCC 750–127
Vel -> attack 4 (%)Amount by which the trigger velocity affects the envelope 4 attack timeCC 760–127
Inputs 4Choose the trigger/gate input and the VCA input for envelope 4CC 770–127
Shape 4Which Env 1 2 3 shapes to use for envelope 4CC 780–127
MIDI vel curveSelects a velocity curve applied to incoming MIDI notesCC 790–1270: Linear; 1: Fixed; 2: Set1; 3: Set2

Convolver

ParameterMessageRangeValues
Attenuverter 1 (%)Attenuverter for input 1CC 10–127
Attenuverter 2 (%)Attenuverter for input 2CC 20–127
Attenuverter 3 (%)Attenuverter for input 3CC 30–127
Attenuverter 4 (%)Attenuverter for input 4CC 40–127
Attenuverter 5 (%)Attenuverter for input 5CC 50–127
Attenuverter 6 (%)Attenuverter for input 6CC 60–127
ImpulseChooses the impulse response file to load from the MicroSD cardCC 70–127
Dry gain (dB)Dry signal level in the output mixCC 80–127
Convolution gain (dB)Convolution signal level in the output mixCC 90–127
Trigger modeRecording trigger modeCC 100–1270: Triggered; 1: Gated
ChannelsSets the mono or stereo usage of the inputs and outputsCC 110–1270: Mono; 1: Mono to Stereo; 2: Stereo
LatencySets the algorithm's latencyCC 120–1270: 5 ms; 1: 11 ms; 2: 22 ms; 3: 43 ms
Sample rateSets the algorithm's sample rateCC 130–1270: 48 kHz; 1: 24 kHz; 2: 12 kHz; 3: 6 kHz
Live updateEnables the 'live update' modeCC 140–1270: Off; 1: On
Generate impulseGenerates an impulse and enables recording when set to 1CC 150–1270: Off; 1: On