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Instructions

MIDI Modifier Controller


A MIDI Modifier Controller modifies incoming MIDI data and MIDI data from other controllers and sends out the modified MIDI data. This allows you create random values from other controllers, add or subtract values from the CC value or the CC number for example.

Tip
Set a Fader to send MIDI CC values using CC#1. Then add MIDI Modifier to add 5 to the Fader's MIDI CC#. Now, when the MIDI Modifier is off, the Fader will send MIDI data using CC#1. When the MIDI Modifier is on, the Fader will send MIDI values using CC#6.

Be sure to set the Fader 'Use CC # 1' to 'No', otherwise DAWSound will send the output of the Fader AND the MIDI Modifier.


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Back Color
This is the back color of the controller.

Fore Color
This is the text color of the controller.

Border Type
This is the border type of the controller.

Border Width
This is the border width of the controller.

Orientation
This is the orientation (horizontal/vertical) of the controller.

Font Size
This is the font size of the controller.

Font
This is the font of the controller. Click on the button 'Select Font' to select the font.

Caption
This is the text of the controller.

Left
This is the left position of the controller.

Top
This is the top position of the controller.

Width
This is the width of the controller.

Height
This is the height of the controller.

Check Incoming MIDI Data
This section allows you to specify which MIDI data should be modified.

Modify Outgoing MIDI Channel
This section allows you to change the MIDI channel of the incoming MIDI data. You can add, subtract, multiply or divide the MIDI channel by a user-defined value.

Modify Outgoing CC Num
This section allows you to change the CC Num and value of the incoming MIDI data. You can add, subtract, multiply or divide the CC Num and value by a user-defined value.

NOTE:
MIDI Modifiers are like buttons. They default to being disabled. Click on them to activate them.

Modify Outgoing Note
This section allows you to change the Note and velodity of the incoming MIDI data. You can add, subtract, multiply or divide the Note and velocity by a user-defined value.

TIP:
You can use two or more MIDI Modifier controllers with the same "Check Incoming MIDI Data" settings to output multiple MIDI data at the same time.
For example:
Add two MIDI Modifier controllers to the Layout.
Set both controllers "Check Incoming MIDI Data" settings to:
"If MIDI Channel is equal to 1", modify MIDI data
For the first controller, don't modify the outgoing MIDI data.
For the second controller, add "1" to the CC Num value.
Now DAWSound will output MIDI data for two different CC Nums.
This is also handy for sending MIDI notes that are an octave apart just by playing one note on your MIDI keyboard.