MIDI Solutions Event Processor Plus
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1. 01 bb cc dd Value of byte bb qualified by range cc dd aa bb cc dd 1x bb 00 00 Value of byte bb compared to variable x 0 to 7 if MIDI event is non System Exclusive then bb 03 For outgoing MIDI events aa bb cc dd is defined as follows First value of outgoing MIDI event aa bb cc dd 02 bb cc dd Value of byte bb scaled to outgoing range cc dd aa bb cc dd 2x bb 00 00 Value of byte bb assigned the value stored in variable x 0 to 7 if MIDI event is non System Exclusive then bb 02 Second value of outgoing MIDI event aa bb cc dd 03 bb cc dd Value of byte bb scaled to outgoing range cc dd aa bb cc dd 2x bb 00 00 Value of byte bb assigned the value stored in variable x 0 to 7 if MIDI event is non System Exclusive then bb 03 When multiple parameter sets aa bb cc dd are used in a single programming command the sets must appear in the order shown above All bytes must be in Hexadecimal format see hexadecimal conversion table at end MIDI CHANNEL TABLE The value cc in the programming commands is assigned according to the following table mocme e s e 7 8 s w ne ew s AL ee 00 01 02 os os o o o7 o 09 oa os oc op o oF 7F MIDI CONTROL CHANGE TABLE Decimal Hexadecimal Control Function 0 00 Bank Select 1 01 Modulation wheel or lever 2 02 Breath Controller 3 03 Undefined 4 04 Foot controller 5 05 Portamento time 6 06 Data entry MSB 7 07 Channel Volum2. F7 followed by MIDI Event B All bytes must be in Hexadecimal format see hexadecimal conversion table at end ss setting to be programmed 00 1F aa bb cc dd is optional specifies value ranges and variables see description at end of instructions Note If ranges of values are specified ensure that those values are also specified in the above programming command for MIDI Event A Failure to do so will result in unpredictable data Event B is the event in the sequence Example To program setting 1 to define a sequence that steps through Program Change 1 on MIDI channel 1 followed by Program Change 2 on MIDI channel 1 in response to Note on 60 events on MIDI channel 1 send the Event Processor Plus the following programming commands FO 00 00 50 29 04 00 01 01 02 7F 01 03 01 7F F7 90 3C 40 FO 00 00 50 29 05 01 F7 Co 00 FO 00 00 50 29 05 02 F7 Co 01 in this example Program Change 1 and 2 are stored in settings 2 and 3 respectively STORE INCOMING VALUE IN A VARIABLE To program the Event Processor Plus to store an incoming value in one of eight variable locations send it the following System Exclusive programming command gt FO 00 00 50 29 07 ss aa bb xx yy F7 followed by MIDI Event A All bytes must be in Hexadecimal format see hexadecimal conversion table at end Ss setting to be programmed 00 1F aa is related to the parameters bb xx yy as follows aa 00 xx yy specifies the incoming range of the first
3. program the Event Processor Plus to trigger MIDI Event B when the specified values of MIDI Event A move into a selected range send it the following System Exclusive programming commands gt FO 00 00 50 29 03 ss aa bb cc dd F7 followed by MIDI Event A followed by MIDI Event B All bytes must be in Hexadecimal format see hexadecimal conversion table at end ss setting to be programmed 00 1F aa bb cc dd specifies value ranges and variables see description at end of instructions MIDI Event A must contain at least one value range MIDI Event B cannot contain any value ranges MIDI Event A and MIDI Event B combined can contain a maximum of 32 bytes Example To program setting 1 to trigger a middle C Note on 60 of velocity 127 on MIDI channel 1 whenever the value of Control Change 7 on MIDI channel 1 moves above 63 i e into the range 64 127 send the Event Processor Plus the following programming commands FO 00 00 50 29 03 00 01 03 40 7F F7 BO 07 00 90 3C 7F TURN SETTING ON OFF To program the Event Processor Plus to turn a setting on or off when the value of MIDI Event A moves into a specified range send it the following System Exclusive programming commands gt FO 00 00 50 29 06 ss tt xx aa bb cc dd F7 followed by MIDI Event A All bytes must be in Hexadecimal format see hexadecimal conversion table at end ss setting to be programmed 00 1F tt is set according to table below xx setting to turn
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5. DI processing function The Event Processor Plus is programmed by sending it MIDI System Exclusive programming commands from a computer with a MIDI interface These commands are described in detail on the MIDI Solutions website however the Programming Tools software creates these commands automatically see www midisolutions com support htm Upon receipt of a programming command the Event Processor Plus s MIDI indicator LED flashes rapidly for about one second to indicate that the setting has been stored Settings are retained after power is removed and the unit can then be inserted wherever it is required in your MIDI setup OPERATION The Event Processor Plus s MIDI Indicator LED will light as soon as the sending device is turned on and flashes whenever MIDI data passes through the unit Each MIDI event received is compared with each of the Event Processor Plus s 32 settings beginning with setting 1 If a MIDI event matches a setting the event is processed according to that setting All unprocessed MIDI events are sent unchanged to the MIDI Out PROGRAMMING COMMANDS CLEAR SETTINGS To clear all of the Event Processor Plus s settings send it the following System Exclusive command gt F0 00 00 50 29 00 F7 To clear a single setting of the Event Processor Plus send it the following System Exclusive command gt FO 00 00 50 29 00 ss F7 ss setting to be cleared 00 1F FILTER MIDI EVENT To program the Event Processor Plus
6. MIDI Solutions Event Processor Plus OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS MIDI Solutions Event Processor Operating Instructions M429 100 2012 MIDI Solutions Inc All rights reserved MIDI Solutions Inc PO Box 3010 Vancouver BC Canada V6B 3X5 www midisolutions com INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing the MIDI Solutions Event Processor Plus The MIDI Solutions Event Processor Plus offers 32 settings each of which can be programmed to perform a different MIDI processing function The Event Processor Plus is MIDI powered and requires no batteries or power supply to operate MIDI Solutions Sending Device Event Plu gt o Receiving Device MIDI Out or Thru gt i Process a MIDI In Made in Canada K MIDI Indicator LED CONNECTIONS To program the Event Processor Plus connect the MIDI Out from your MIDI interface to the MIDI In of the Event Processor Plus The MIDI Out can be left disconnected during programming Once the Event Processor Plus is programmed it can be inserted wherever it is required in your MIDI setup Connect the MIDI Out or Thru of the sending device to the MIDI In of the Event Processor Plus and the MIDI Out of the Event Processor Plus to the MIDI In of the receiving MIDI device It is recommended that the number of MIDI Solutions products powered by a single MIDI Out or Thru be limited to four PROGRAMMING The Event Processor Plus offers 32 settings each of which can be programmed with a unique MI
7. On Off 00 1F aa bb cc dd specifies value ranges and variables see description at end of instructions If value is out of range Turn setting ON Turn setting OFF No action Turn setting If value is in range Turn setting No action Example To program setting 1 to turn setting 10 ON when Control Change 64 on MIDI channel 1 is in the range 64 127 and turn setting 10 OFF when the value is out of range send the Event Processor Plus the following programming commands FO 00 00 50 29 06 00 06 09 01 03 40 7F F7 BO 40 00 DEFINE A SEQUENCE OF MIDI EVENTS To program the Event Processor Plus to step through a sequence of MIDI events in response to MIDI Event A send it the following System Exclusive programming command gt FO 00 00 50 29 04 ss ff ee tt jj aa bb cc dd F7 followed by MIDI Event A All bytes must be in Hexadecimal format see hexadecimal conversion table at end ss setting to be programmed 00 1F ff first setting of sequence 00 1F ee number of events per step 01 10 tt total number of steps 02 1F jj jump to step number 01 1F decrement step number 7E increment step number 7F aa bb cc dd is optional specifies value ranges and variables see description at end of instructions To define MIDI events within the sequence send the Event Processor Plus the following System Exclusive programming commands gt FO 00 00 50 29 05 ss aa bb cc dd
8. byte bb of MIDI Event A to be processed aa 01 xx yy specifies the incoming range of the second byte bb of MIDI Event A to be processed aa 02 xx yy specifies the range the first byte is scaled to before it is stored in Variable bb 00 07 aa 03 xx yy specifies the range the second byte is scaled to before it is stored in Variable bb 00 07 Example To program setting 1 to store volume CC 7 on MIDI channel 5 in Variable 1 with the incoming range 0 127 scaled to the stored range 0 100 send the Event Processor Plus the following programming commands FO 00 00 50 29 07 00 01 03 00 7F 03 00 00 64 F7 B4 07 00 VALUE RANGE AND VARIABLE SPECIFICATION Up to two values of each incoming and outgoing MIDI event can be qualified by parameters aa bb cc dd that specify value ranges or variables to be compared to Incoming MIDI events are processed only if each value falls within the specified value range or matches the value stored in the specified variable Values of outgoing MIDI events are scaled to the specified outgoing value ranges or assigned to the values stored in the specified variables For incoming MIDI events aa bb cc dd is defined as follows First value of incoming MIDI event aa bb cc dd 00 bb cc dd Value of byte bb qualified by range cc dd aa bb cc dd 1x bb 00 00 Value of byte bb compared to variable x 0 to 7 if MIDI event is non System Exclusive then bb 02 Second value of incoming MIDI event aa bb cc dd
9. e 8 08 Balance 9 09 Undefined 10 OA Pan 11 0B Expression Controller 12 13 0C 0D Effect Controls 1 2 14 15 0E 0F Undefined 16 19 10 13 General Purpose Controllers s 1 4 20 31 14 1F Undefined 32 63 20 3F LSB values for 0 31 64 40 Damper pedal sustain 65 41 Portamento On Off 66 42 Sostenuto 67 43 Soft pedal 68 44 Legato Fsw vv 00 3F Normal 40 7F Legato 69 45 Hold 2 70 46 Sound Controller 1 default Sound Variation 71 47 Sound Controller 2 default Timbre Harmonic Content 72 48 Sound Controller 3 default Release Time 73 49 Sound Controller 4 default Attack Time 74 4A Sound Controller 5 default Brightness 75 79 4B 4F Sound Controllers 6 10 no defaults 80 83 50 53 General Purpose Controllers s 5 8 84 54 Portamento Control 85 90 55 5A Undefined 91 5B Effects 1 Depth formerly External Effects Depth 92 5C Effects 2 Depth formerly Tremolo Depth 93 5D Effects 3 Depth formerly Chorus Depth 94 5E Effects 4 Depth formerly Celeste Detune Depth 95 5F Effects 5 Depth formerly Phaser Depth 96 97 60 61 Data increment Data decrement 98 99 62 63 Non Registered Parameter Number LSB MSB 100 101 64 65 Registered Parameter Number LSB MSB 102 119 66 77 Undefined 120 127 78 7F Reserved for Channel Mode Messages HEXADECIMAL CONVERSION TABLE WARRANTY MIDI Solutions Inc warrants this product to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of one 1 year from date of
10. to filter MIDI Event A send it the following System Exclusive programming commands gt FO 00 00 50 29 01 ss aa bb cc dd F7 followed by MIDI Event A All bytes must be in Hexadecimal format see hexadecimal conversion table at end ss setting to be programmed 00 1F aa bb cc dd is optional specifies value ranges and variables see description at end of instructions MIDI Event A can contain a maximum of 32 bytes Example To program setting 3 to filter all Program Change events on MIDI channel 16 send the Event Processor Plus the following programming commands FO 00 00 50 29 01 02 00 02 00 7F F7 CF 00 MAP MIDI EVENT To program the Event Processor Plus to map MIDI Event A to MIDI Event B send it the following System Exclusive programming commands gt FO 00 00 50 29 02 mm aa bb cc dd F7 followed by MIDI Event A followed by MIDI Event B All bytes must be in Hexadecimal format see hexadecimal conversion table at end ss setting to be programmed 00 1F aa bb cc dd is optional specifies value ranges and variables see description at end of instructions MIDI Event A and MIDI Event B combined can contain a maximum of 32 bytes Example To program setting 7 to map the System Exclusive message FO 00 11 22 33 F7 to the System Exclusive message FO 44 55 66 77 F7 send the Event Processor Plus the following commands FO 00 00 50 29 02 06 F7 FO 00 11 22 33 F7 FO 44 55 66 77 F7 TRIGGER MIDI EVENT To
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