Note: Bank Select messages are 14-bit resolution (a range of 0-16383), as opposed to the standard
7-bit MIDI message (range 0-127). This is accomplished by using two separate messages: an MSB (most
significant bit) and an LSB (least significant bit). With 12 Step, values in the Bank field will set the LSB of
the bank message —!the MSB will be fixed at 0. The MSB is generally transmitted as a CC 0 messages,
immediately followed by the LSB as a CC 32 message.
(5) Bend Range
Sets the pitch bend range (in semitones) of the 12 Step.
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Range: 1-12
(6) Transpose
Sets a transposition amount (in semitones) for the entire preset.
Example: A Transpose value of “3” would transpose all of the preset’s MIDI note output by a
minor third interval.
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Range: ±12
(7) Key Safety
Sets how many keys can be activated simultaneously.
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Single Key: Only a single key can be activated at a time.
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Multi Key: Any key can be activated at any time.
(8) Note Mode
Sets how MIDI notes will behave when playing the 12 Step
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Normal: Notes will turn on when a key is pressed and turn off when the key is released.
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Legato: Notes will turn on when a key is pressed and continue playing when released. When
another key is pressed, the previous notes will turn off and the new key’s notes will turn on.
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Toggle: Notes will turn on when a key is pressed and stay on until the key is pressed again.
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Hold: Allows toggling between Normal and Legato mode using the Select key.
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When a preset set to Hold mode is first selected, the 12 Step will be in Legato mode
—!indicated by the Select LED flashing. Quickly tapping the Select key will switch the board
over to Normal mode — all currently active notes will turn off and the Select LED will stop
flashing.
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