EditorX-82 Sensor Input MIDI Message

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The MIDI Message subsection configures the sensor input to output MIDI messages that contain the sensor value.

To be able to distinguish sensor values from each other, each input's MIDI message should be set differently, either by selecting a different message type, MIDI channel or Control Change or Note number. Failing to do so will result in an input's values appearing in another input's monitor that is configured to use the same MIDI message.

The View button opens a MIDI Monitor. The Solo button in the right top disables or enables the input processing for all inputs except the selected input.

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Message type

The following MIDI messages can be selected:

  • NoteOff
  • NoteOn (velocity)
  • KeyPressure
  • ControlChange
  • ProgramChange
  • AfterTouch
  • PitchBend
  • NoteOn (note)


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Output range

The minimum and maximum values of the MIDI message can be set with the slider and/or number fields.

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Control change

Control change messages are sent as pairs when setting the controller number to 32 .. 63 so as to allow mapping sensor signals at up to 14-bit resolution. The MSB (the byte containing the 7 most significant bits) is sent first using the set controller number minus 32 and the LSB (the byte containing the 7 least significant bits) is sent immediately afterwards using the set controller number.


Key pressure

If the sensor input is configured to process values continuously as well as detect peaks or dips and their ending, the peak or dip and their ending are sent in the form of the selected MIDI message but additional MIDI key-pressure messages are sent to transmit the sensor value after the peak or dip is detected and until their end is detected.

Please refer to the EDIT CONFIG command for more information about MIDI messaging than provided here.