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Polyend Play Manual Rev 1
NOTES
MIDI CC can be transmitted manually, this is ideal to enable mapping
between the Play MIDI CC Sources and a destination device. Many third
party devices have a ‘MIDI Learn’ option which, when selected, detects and
automatically maps incoming MIDI CC to the selected parameters.
▌ MANUALLY TRANSMITTING MIDI CC MESSAGES
1. Refer to the destination devices MIDI denitions. If MIDI Learn is
available this can be used to detect and map incoming MIDI CC
Messages automatically.
2. Ensure the sequencer is stopped. MIDI CC messages are not
transmitted when manually turning knobs when the sequencer is
playing. Only sequenced CC steps are transmitted when playing.
3. Select MIDI Mode by pressing [Shift] + [Audio/MIDI]. The function
buttons will be lit violet.
4. Turn (Sample) to select the MIDI Channel and Port connected to the
external device.
5. Tap (Note) to select the note parameter. This must be set to ‘No Note’ in
order to only transmit CC messages. If a note value is selected this note
will be transmitted along with the CC when turning a knob to preview
the sound. This will disrupt the MIDI Learn function of the destination
device but may be useful when a note preview of the destination
changes is needed. Turn (Note) to select ‘No Note’.
6. The 8 CC Parameter congurations are represented by 4 physical
knobs. These will transmit MIDI CC when turned and when the
sequencer is stopped from playing. These have default CC settings but
this assignment can be changed in the CC mapping option.
7. A connected destination device on the same port and channel will
receive the MIDI Messages. If MIDI Learn is available this will allow
incoming MIDI to be detected and mapped to the external device
parameters. If no MIDI learn is available the CC values will have to be
mapped in Play manually to match the device parameters.
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