Polyend Tracker+ - 11.3 Typical MIDI Configurations

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MIDI
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11.3 Typical MIDI Congurations
There are many congurations that can be set up with MIDI gear. Some are
complex and involve multiple devices while a simple set up can have two
devices communicating. Some typical examples are shown.
CC D
11
Velocity
127
CC A
40
CC B
5
CC C
7
Offset
0
CC F
117
CC E
64
Prg Chg
Chan AT
64 Sust
65 Port
12
13
12
13
12
13
51
52
Tracker+: Cong > MIDI
Tracker+: Steps Set for MIDI Output
USB MIDI
Instrument; M01 = MIDI Channel 1
FX1; a 50 = MIDI CC A, Value of 50
CC A can be set in the instrument
parameter page. CC A set to 40 for
control change in this example,
transmitted with the value in the step
Clock In
Clock out
Transport in
Transport out
Notes In
Notes in channel
MIDI out
CC in
CC in channel
Middle C
Clock sync delay
Internal
MIDI Out jack
Internal
MIDI Out jack
Off
ALL
MIDI Out jack
Off
ALL
C-5
0.0
HY B R I D S Y N T H E S I Z E R
OSCILLATO RS PLAY M ODE
FILTER
ENVELOPE
MIXER
VOLUME
LFO
Transport control e.g. Play, Stop
and Clock is dictated by Tracker+
and its current Tempo.
Polyend Medusa will follow the lead
of Tracker+ as will other devices.
Devices should be congured to receive clock and transport and the MIDI Channel which
Tracker+ communicates, for example, Channel 1. CC 40 In Medusa represents the Filter Cutoff
frequency in this example each step in Tracker+ will set the lter cutoff.
A 2
nd
device as an extended part of
the MIDI Network.
Drum Machine
Example Conguration 1: Tracker+ as the primary lead.
MIDI IN
MIDI OUT
MIDI THRU MIDI IN
Instrument
Parameters
Sample
Loader
Note
Play
Rec
Master
Song
Pattern
Backspace
Delete
File
Sample
Editor
FX1
Insert
Home
Perform
Sample
Playback
Instrument
Copy
Paste
Shift
Config
Sample
Recorder
FX2
C5 M01 a 50 - - - -