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► Dierent parameters work dierently with MIDI CC inputs. For example, for the

Filter parameter, the values are bi-polar with 0 at the middle of the range for the

control by default. But with the Start parameter, the values only move in one

direction.

► You can map the same MIDI control to more than one parameter on more than

one pad or eect.

► MIDI CC controls use the on-screen parameter value as a starting point. Bitbox

micro then maps the range of the controller to values from the starting point to

the value of Starting Point +/- the Modulation Amount parameter. For example, if

the Filter parameter is set to 20%, and you set the Modulation Amount to 15%,

then the lowest value of the control will map to 5% (20% - 15%), and the highest

value of the control will map to 35% (20% + 15%).

► MIDI CC mappings are recorded in the bitbox micro preset as a mapping to a

specic MIDI CC number on a specic MIDI Channel. If you swap out MIDI

controllers, and the new controller uses the same MIDI CC number and channel,

it will continue to modulate the assigned parameter.

► The MIDI channel assigned to a pad does not need to match the MIDI channel

used for MIDI CC modulation.

► There is a maximum of 8 MIDI CC mappings per pad.

To Use MIDI Notes to Play Slices:

When a Slicer pad responds to MIDI Notes, it plays individual slices within the WAV le.

1. Create a slicer pad and create 4 or more slices by either using the Scan

feature or manually creating the slices.

2. Set the following values for the pad parameters:

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