Global Parameters – Global Menu
129 Waldorf microQ User´s Manual
Set Controller Send to Ctl+SysEx during normal operation. Only switch it to SysEx when you
work with layered Multis, or to Ctl if your sequencer can’t work with system exclusive data
anyway.
Controller Recv Off / On
Determines whether Real-Time Sound Parameter Changes are received over MIDI by the microQ.
• If Off is selected, no Sound Parameter Changes are received.
• If On is selected, all Sound Parameter Changes are received, whether or not they were sent
as controller or system exclusive messages.
Set Controller Recv to On during normal operation. You should only set it to Off for
diagnostic purposes.
Ctrl W…Ctrl Z 0…120
Ctrl W | Ctrl X
000 (00) |000 (00)
Ctrl Y | Ctrl Z
000 (00) |000 (00)
These parameters are used to define arbitrary MIDI Continuous Controllers as modulation sources for
Sounds. You can setup four Controls, W, X, Y and Z, for this purpose. Each value represents a MIDI
Continuous Controller number that is used when you assign its parameter as modulation source in the
Modifiers or the Modulation Matrix. The highest possible Controller number is 120 because all higher
numbers are reserved for non-real-time purposes.
The most important Sound parameters of the microQ can be controlled by MIDI Continuous
Controller messages. If you set one of the Ctrl W…Ctrl Z to a Controller that is also used for a
Sound parameter, the microQ disables this Controller as Sound parameter Controller and uses
it exclusively for one of the Ctrl W…Ctrl Z.
This is an important issue when you send Sound parameter changes by tweaking parameters on
the front panel. The Sound parameter is sent out as Controller but can’t be received as long as
you don’t change Ctrl W…Ctrl Z to other MIDI Continuous Controller messages.
Rx PrgChg!Tx PrgChg
off ! off
Rx PrgChange off / Number / Nmb.+Bank
Determines how incoming Midi Program and Bank Changes will be handled.
• Incoming program and bank changes will be ignored if Off is selected.
• If Number is selected, the microQ only reacts to incoming program change commands.
Bank change messages will be ignored. This setting can be used in case you wish to work
with only one sound bank.
• With Nmb.+Bank being active the microQ reacts to program as well as bank changes. This
setting is recommended for normal use.
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