Novation remote25sl ユーザーガイド
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Selecting a Sound on External MIDI Devices
In Play Mode, it is possible to select sounds on external MIDI devices directly by using the DATA / VALUE
encoder and the PAGE UP / DOWN buttons.
encoder and the PAGE UP / DOWN buttons.
Use the DATA / VALUE encoder to transmit a MIDI Bank Select message to a MIDI device. When the
DATA / VALUE encoder is moved, the display shows :
DATA / VALUE encoder is moved, the display shows :
MIDI Prog Bank:
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and a Bank Select message is immediately sent. After about half a second the display reverts back to
showing the current Template’s name.
showing the current Template’s name.
Note that the ReMOTE 25 always sends Bank Select messages using CC32. This is used by most MIDI
equipment, but some equipment may use CC0 messages. If this option appears not to change the
Program bank on the MIDI device, it may be necessary to define another template control to transmit CC0
values. See pages 27 - 30 for details on assigning controller numbers to controls.
equipment, but some equipment may use CC0 messages. If this option appears not to change the
Program bank on the MIDI device, it may be necessary to define another template control to transmit CC0
values. See pages 27 - 30 for details on assigning controller numbers to controls.
Use the PROG / PAGE UP / DOWN buttons to transmit a Program Change message to a MIDI device.
When a PROG / PAGE button is pressed, the display shows :
MIDI Prog Chang:
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and a Program Change message is immediately sent. If either PROG / PAGE button is held down for
about one second, the action auto-repeats, automatically incrementing or decrementing the value sent.
Once the button is released, the display reverts back to showing the current Template’s name after about
half a second.
about one second, the action auto-repeats, automatically incrementing or decrementing the value sent.
Once the button is released, the display reverts back to showing the current Template’s name after about
half a second.
Changing the action of the Pitch / Modulation Joystick
To suit different playing styles, the travel of the front to back movement of the modulation Joystick may be
set to ‘Sprung’ or ‘Static’.
set to ‘Sprung’ or ‘Static’.
When shipped form the factory it is set to ‘Sprung’. Moving the joystick forward will always result in the
stick returning to the forward position, therefore setting any data assigned to it back to an original value.
stick returning to the forward position, therefore setting any data assigned to it back to an original value.
For example, if it is set to control the vibrato depth on a voice or oscillator, then letting go of the stick will
remove any of the vibrato effect.
remove any of the vibrato effect.
To set the stick to ‘Static’, turn the ReMOTE upside down. Push down on the plastic slider below the joy-
stick assembly, and move the plastic switch to the opposite end of the cavity. To return to ‘Sprung’ mode,
repeat the procedure in the opposite direction.
stick assembly, and move the plastic switch to the opposite end of the cavity. To return to ‘Sprung’ mode,
repeat the procedure in the opposite direction.
Setting to static allows the stick to be left in a position where modulation is applied without having to keep
a finger pressed on the stick.
a finger pressed on the stick.
Selecting a Sound on External MIDI devices