Novation remote le User Guide
11
Using menus – EDIT mode
This mode is used to either edit individual controls within
one of the 16 onboard MIDI Templates or change the
common Template parameters (the settings across all
one of the 16 onboard MIDI Templates or change the
common Template parameters (the settings across all
controls within the Template) such as the velocity curve
that the keyboard is set to. The two different EDIT Mode
menus are accessed by either the first or second press of
that the keyboard is set to. The two different EDIT Mode
menus are accessed by either the first or second press of
the EDIT button. Pressing the EDIT button once, whereby
the LED to the left of the button will illuminate constantly,
activates the individual Template Edit menu for the
currently selected template. Pressing the EDIT button
the LED to the left of the button will illuminate constantly,
activates the individual Template Edit menu for the
currently selected template. Pressing the EDIT button
twice, making the LED to the left of the button flash,
accesses the Common Template Edit menu. To edit a
Template, use the DATA encoder to scroll to it (must be in
accesses the Common Template Edit menu. To edit a
Template, use the DATA encoder to scroll to it (must be in
Template select mode in PLAY mode) then press the EDIT
button once or twice as required.
Editing an individual onboard Template
button once or twice as required.
Editing an individual onboard Template
After the EDIT button has been pressed once to activate
the individual Template menu (the LED to the left of the
the individual Template menu (the LED to the left of the
button will be illuminated continuously) the MIDI data
assigned to Knob 1 (in Group A) will be displayed on the
LCD screen. Pressing/rotating/moving any of the ReMOTE
LE's controls will call up the MIDI data for that particular
assigned to Knob 1 (in Group A) will be displayed on the
LCD screen. Pressing/rotating/moving any of the ReMOTE
LE's controls will call up the MIDI data for that particular
control for editing on the LCD screen, by stepping through
the pages of the individual Template Edit menu. The first
option in the individual Template Edit menu is the type of
the pages of the individual Template Edit menu. The first
option in the individual Template Edit menu is the type of
MIDI data that the control has assigned to it. So, if the
button/knob is set to a Continuous Controller number then
the screen shows:
button/knob is set to a Continuous Controller number then
the screen shows:
The types of MIDI data available are:
CC
Continuous Controller. Any controller
number can be used, however the MIDI
standard defines controller numbers 0, 6,
32, 38, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101 & 120-127
standard defines controller numbers 0, 6,
32, 38, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101 & 120-127
for specific purposes. These values should
not be used unless the consequences upon
the connected MIDI device are
not be used unless the consequences upon
the connected MIDI device are
appreciated. (See MIDI tutorial on page 5
for more information)
for more information)
NRPN
Non-registered Parameter Number
RPN
Registered Parameter Number
MMC
MIDI Machine Control. This can only be
selected for buttons
Note
On/Off
On/Off
Note On/Note Off message. This can only
be selected for buttons
be selected for buttons
Program
Change
Change
Program Change message. This can only be
selected for buttons
selected for buttons
Pitch Bend Pitch Bend. This can only be selected for
the X/Y touchpad (in addition to the
joystick)
joystick)
Aftertouch Can be used to assign afterouch to a
control, e.g. the X/Y touchpad
No Control The control will transmit no MIDI when
touched. There are no further menu pages
available if this option is selected
available if this option is selected
To change between these types of MIDI data, simply rotate
the DATA encoder. Once the type of MIDI data is selected,
the remaining settings for that MIDI control can be defined
by accessing the additional individual Template Edit menu
options. This is done using the OCTAVE UP and OCTAVE
DOWN buttons (right and left arrows) on the ReMOTE LE.
options. This is done using the OCTAVE UP and OCTAVE
DOWN buttons (right and left arrows) on the ReMOTE LE.
The above MIDI data may be applied to EACH of the nine
knobs or nine buttons for Groups A and B, the transport
controls, the pitch/mod wheel, any of the four parameters
of the X/Y touchpad and a sustain pedal (if one is attached).
Individual Template Edit 'CC' menu
options
Page no
Page name
DATA encoder selects
1
Control Type
Control type (see list above)
2 Control
Number
0-127
3
Display Type
0-127 or -64 +64
4
Pot Control
'Jump' or 'Pickup' mode
5
Low Value
Low value of control
6
High Value
High value of control
7
Button Type
Action of button
8 Button
Step
Size
Size of increment
9
MIDI Channel
MIDI channel for this control
10 MIDI
Port
Routing
MIDI port for this control
11
Control Name Name of control
Here is a detailed breakdown of each page of the individual
Template Edit Menu once 'CC' has been selected on page 1:
Edit Menu Page 2 - Control Number
This page allows you to select the Continuous Controller
number. Rotating the DATA encoder scrolls through
numbers 0 to 127.
number. Rotating the DATA encoder scrolls through
numbers 0 to 127.
Edit Menu Page 3 - Display Type
This page chooses the specific values you wish the control
to send, whether they are between 0 and 127 or -64 and
+63. Rotating the DATA encoder selects either XXX = 0 -
127 or XXX = -64 to +63 as the range for the control. For
to send, whether they are between 0 and 127 or -64 and
+63. Rotating the DATA encoder selects either XXX = 0 -
127 or XXX = -64 to +63 as the range for the control. For
example, if wanting to assign the volume of a track to a
knob then 0-127 would be preferable, whereas the pan
would suit -64 to +63.
knob then 0-127 would be preferable, whereas the pan
would suit -64 to +63.
Control Type:
CC
Controller Num
119
Display Type:
XXX