malletKAT User Manual (ver.07-17-18)
ROLL MODE
When ROLL MODE is turned on, individual notes can be polyphonic if the same note is played rapidly (thus
eliminating the “machine gun effect” of certain sounds. Six Seconds after the rapid playing stops, a note off
message is sent and will shut off all of the individual note “on”s. Please note that some sound sources will not
“like” this function. If notes get stuck on in this mode, you must keep the Toggle set to OFF.
Press and hold the Edit footswitch and tap the GATE shortcut pad (D natural), then hit the RIGHT FUNCTION
PAD Once. You can then Toggle ON/OFF the ROLL MODE Feature.
6.5. Note Reassignments (Reassignment Layer)
REASSIGNMENT MODE
Reassignment Mode in the malletKAT allows the user to redefine notes to be played on the keyboard. You can
play any MIDI Note on ANY pad on the malletKAT. Each pad can have its own MIDI Channel. An entire Layout of
these prearranged MIDI notes are called an Reassignment Layer.
Reassignment Layers are programmed in the Global Auxiliary area. There are a total of 14 different
Reassignment Layers.
Each Reassignment Layer can set a new MIDI value (or leave a value blank [nothing happens]) for 61 chromatic
notes. This corresponds to the entire range of a five octave malletKAT (see “K” numbers below).
For convenience, some of the Reassignment layers are pre-mapped – either chromatically or with all 61 notes
starting with no assignment. For more on these default ranges, see the Reassignment Defaults portion of this
section.
Each User Setup can have one Reassignment Layer assigned. This is done in the Kit Auxiliary area for that User
Setup. In addition to assigning the Layer, you decide if you want to COMBINE this Layer with the Controller
One’s MIDI output, or if you want to REPLACE the Controller One MIDI Output with this new MIDI note
assignment. Each pad shares a Minimum and Maximum Velocity setting, a Velocity Curve and a Gate Time.
Global Auxiliary Reassignment Settings:
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