malletKAT User Manual (ver.07-17-18)
docs/malletkat/#midi-in-and-midi-routing)
for more information.
About KIT CONTROLLER settings:
Every User Kit on the malletKAT Pro can send a preset value on any Controller Number. This is useful when a
desired effect needs to be present upon entering a kit such as a specific reverb setting or a modulation value. For
more information on Controller numbers, see the section MIDI Continuous Control Number (CC)
Definitions(https://alternatemode.com/online-docs/malletkat/#midi-continuous-control-number-cc-definitions)
NEW for malletKAT 8
– the malletKAT 8 can send up to three different Controller Numbers when a User Kit is
selected!
Note: Kit Controller #1 resets the assigned discrete value to zero when exiting the kit. This means that if you have
controller #1 set to Modulation, the malletKAT will automatically reset modulation to the neutral position.
All three controller numbers and values share the same MIDI channel.
KIT CONTROLLER PRESET CC#
Short Cut = # 64
Parameters = 00-127
This is where you set up the Controller number.
KIT CONTROLLER CHANNEL
Short Cut = # 65
Parameters = 01-16
This is where you set up the Controller numbers’ MIDI channel, if applicable
KIT CONTROLLER PRESET CC# VALUE
Short Cut = # 66
Parameters = 00-127
This is where you set up the exact value for the Controller number assigned.
KIT NAMES
Short Cut = # 44 or 00
Parameters = 12 characters A-Z, numbers and symbols
User Kit names can be assigned for the USER KITS (not Factory). There are a total of 12 character slots available
for each kit. The KIT NAME is the same for both Controllers.
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The characters that make up the USER KIT NAME string can be changed using the Increment or Decrement
pads. The Forward and Backward pads select which character location to change. Hitting the number pads (black
keys “1” through “0”) provide quick access to ten different characters as follows.
“1” pad: “A” “2” pad: “M” “3” pad: “a”
“4” pad: “m”
“5” pad: “0”
“6” pad: “ “ (space)
“7” pad: “*” “0” pad: “{“ “8” pad: “:”
“9” pad: “[“
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