Eventide Space - Auxiliary Switches and MIDI Integration; MIDI Functions Overview

Space User Guide MIDI
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Auxiliary Switches
The rear panel Aux Switch stereo phone jack supports up to three independent momentary
switches using Tip, Ring and Tip+Ring. Aux Switches do not disable ’s Footswitches –
the local Footswitches are always active. Aux Switches can be programmed to perform a
number of functions and they make it easy to connect a dedicated Tap Tempo switch or
HotSwitch or Preset Switch.
As described above, has two operating modes, Preset and Play. An Aux Switch can be
used to instantly toggle between Preset and Play Modes. Alternatively, some users may want
to have all six switch functions immediately available (3 from each Footswitch Mode). A set of
three Aux Switches can be connected and assigned accordingly.
Aux Switches can also be assigned to parameter values allowing you to switch between two
parameter values. For example, you could assign an Aux Switch to toggle between Decay
times of 1 and 5 seconds. To program the Aux Switches see the System Mode section of this
User Guide.
Notes:
1) You must use a stereo ¼” phone plug to connect Aux Switches.
2) Toggle switches are not supported. Only momentary switches will work properly.
3) Simultaneously pressing the switch assigned to the Tip and the switch assigned to the Ring
will trigger the function assigned to the Tip+Ring.
Refer to www.eventide.com/AudioDivision.aspx for information on recommended Aux
Switches
MIDI
MIDI In, Out, Thru are supported.
MIDI can be used to:
1) Toggle BYPASS/ACTIVE
2) Load Presets
3) Perform the HotSwitch function
4) Change parameter values
5) Set tempo from MIDI clock
6) Use as a MIDI clock source
7) Enable ’s knobs and switches to control other MIDI devices
8) Dump (Backup)/Load (Restore) Presets and/or system settings to/from a computer
9) Control BYPASS/ACTIVE status using MIDI program change
automatically selects either USB or DIN5 as MIDI Inputs and Outputs. If USB is
connected, DIN5 MIDI activity (including MIDI thru) is ignored. MIDI setup is described in
System Mode and a MIDI implementation map can be found later in this User Guide.
Note: MIDIclock Out does not work in THRU mode.