This MIDI module allows you to map MIDI controllers to other MIDI controllers before they are passed on to the following layers and zones. You can also use it to transform incoming values using curves.
MIDI controllers, aftertouch, and pitchbend can be freely mapped to all MIDI controllers, aftertouch, pitchbend, and the eight global controllers, that is, Contr. A to Contr. H.
The global controllers allow you to change the MIDI controller assignment via a single setting in the CC Mapper, instead of changing the modulation matrix assignments of the zones separately, for example. This can be achieved by assigning them in the modulation matrix and mapping a MIDI controller or velocity to them using the CC Mapper.
- Source
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Determines the source controller to be remapped.
- Controller
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Lists the available destination controllers.
- Min
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Determines the minimum value to be sent.
- Max
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Determines the maximum value to be sent.
- Bypass
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Deactivates the remapping for a controller.
Curve and Range Editor
You can set up a curve and a range for each remapped source. The curve and range editor displays the settings of the selected source controller, represented by an orange frame.
To select a different source, click the button to the left of it.
- Curve Types
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You can use one of the available curve types or create your own custom curves.
- Custom curves
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To set up your own curve, select the Custom preset.
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To insert a node, double-click in the editor.
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To delete a node, double-click it.
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To adjust the shape of the curve, drag the nodes.
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To change the curvature, drag the lines between the nodes up or down.
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- Min/Max
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The minimum and maximum values define the range for the output of the function. The values correspond to the Min and Max columns in the list on the left.