Polyend Tracker Mini - 11.7 MIDI CC In; 11.8 Program Change

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11.7 MIDI CC In
Control change messages can be received by Tracker Mini. The CC In
would need to be set in the [Menu] > Cong > MIDI menu along with the CC
In channel for the MIDI channel. The MIDI CC Mapping within Tracker Mini
has a set of pre-dened destinations for CC messages.
CC # Function CC # Function
41
Performance Effect Track 1 Pattern Select
71
Master - Track Mixer Track 1 Volume Level
42
Performance Effect Track 2 Pattern Select
72
Master - Track Mixer Track 2 Volume Level
43
Performance Effect Track 3 Pattern Select
73
Master - Track Mixer Track 3 Volume Level
44
Performance Effect Track 4 Pattern Select
74
Master - Track Mixer Track 4 Volume Level
45
Performance Effect Track 5 Pattern Select
75
Master - Track Mixer Track 5 Volume Level
46
Performance Effect Track 6 Pattern Select
76
Master - Track Mixer Track 6 Volume Level
47
Performance Effect Track 7 Pattern Select
77
Master - Track Mixer Track 7 Volume Level
48
Performance Effect Track 8 Pattern Select
78
Master - Track Mixer Track 8 Volume Level
51
Performance Effect Slot 1 Value - Top Row
79
Master - Global Mixer Delay Mix
52
Performance Effect Slot 2 Value - Top Row
80
Master - Global Mixer Reverb Mix
53
Performance Effect Slot 3 Value - Top Row
81
Master - Global Mixer Dry Mix
54
Performance Effect Slot 4 Value - Top Row
82
Master - Global Mixer Line Input
55
Performance Effect Slot 5 Value - Top Row
56
Performance Effect Slot 6 Value - Top Row
57
Performance Effect Slot 7 Value - Top Row
58
Performance Effect Slot 8 Value - Top Row
59
Performance Effect Slot 9 - Top Row
60
Performance Effect Slot 10 Value - Top Row
61
Performance Effect Slot 11 Value - Top Row
62
Performance Effect Slot 12 Value - Top Row
11.8 Program Change
Tracker Mini has the ability to send program change messages. These are
MIDI standard messages which trigger a change to the current ‘program’ of
an external device by switching presets or congurations. This of course
will be dependant on the program / bank / preset structure and operation of
the receiving device. Often synths use banks and presets so the behaviour
of the device from a program change may vary.
Program change is congured as a CC parameter using number 129.
NOTESNOTES
D6
D6
D6
03
03
03
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D6
D6
D6
03
M01
03
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D4
D4
D4
04
04
04
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D6
D6
03
03
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V 65
V 65
D4
D4
D4
04
04
04
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D6
E6
M01
03
M01
M01
a 01
V 50
a 02
a 03
m 50
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D4
D4
D4
04
04
04
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C 50
C 50
C 50
D6
G6
D6
03
M01
03
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Track 3
Track 3
Pattern 1
Pattern 2
Example
Track 4
Track 4
MIDI Channel 1, with a Program Change, 129
assigned to CC A. The value will trigger the
program selection, in this example 01.
A Program Change is activated slightly ahead of
the note. However it may be better to trigger the
program change on a step prior to the note step
or at the end of a previous pattern sequence and
use micro move ‘m’ to adjust the timing.
The receiving device may have a conguration
that is not an exact match. For example a
program may start at 1 rather than 0. The offset
may need to be taken into account in the Tracker
Mini step program change message.
MIDI Channel 1, with a Program Change, 129
assigned to CC A. The value will trigger the
program selection, in this example 02.