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SA244 L.A. Lady Overdrive User’s Guide 35
App. Channel numbers in MIDI use zero-based counting, so MIDI channel 1 is described as 0 in
hexadecimal, MIDI channel 2 is described as 1 in hexadecimal, and so on, concluding with MIDI
channel 16, which is described as F in hexadecimal. A continuous controller message starts with a
hexadecimal B and is followed by the channel number (0 through F). So, the command byte from
your MIDI controller should be formatted as shown in the following table:
MIDI Channel
(Decimal)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
CC Command Byte
(Hex)
B0
B1
B2
B3
B4
B5
B6
B7
B8
B9
BA
BB
BC
BD
BE
BF
Each continuous controller command byte is followed by two bytes, the CC number and the value.
So, each CC message consists of a total of three bytes. If the L.A. Lady is not responding to MIDI,
make sure that your MIDI controller is properly configured and sending messages in the format
described above.
How do I enable extended effect types via MIDI?
Refer to the MIDI Learn section to map a MIDI continuous controller to the Effect Type switch. Then,
send a CC message with one of the following values to enable a certain effect type:
CC Value
Effect Type
0
Tube Drive
1
Smooth Tube
2
Power Stage
3
Crunch Tube
4
TS9000
5
Big Pi
6
El Raton
7
Fuzz Façade
8
Bender
9
Metal
10
Octave Fuzz
11
Gated Fuzz
12
Bass Tube Drive
13
Bass Smooth Tube
14
Bass Power Stage
15
Bass Crunch Tube
16
Bass TS9000
17
Bass Big Pi
18
Bass El Raton
19
Bass Fuzz Façade
20
Bass Bender
21
Bass Metal
22
Bass Octave Fuzz

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