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ACCESS VIRUS OS4
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nal sound generation system. 
When this setting is enabled, data 
generated by knobs and buttons is 
only acknowledged by the Virus 
when it is routed back in a round-
about way via the computer/
sequencer (the Virus must be 
selected as a track instrument in 
the sequencer and the ”Thru” 
function of the sequencer must be 
activated).
Now scroll to the two parameters 
called LoPage and HiPage: LoPage 
should be set to Contr (MIDI con-
troller), HiPage to PolyPrs (MIDI 
polypressure). There are only 128 
controller numbers per MIDI chan-
nel, so that not all parameters of a 
Virus PART can be covered by con-
trollers. On the Virus, this problem 
was solved by splitting up its 
parameters into three Parameter 
PAGEs for data transport purposes. 
Each of these three PAGEs can con-
tain up to 128 parameters. A SIN-
GLE program consists of the 
parameters of the two first PAGEs. 
Parameters of the first PAGE are 
assigned to the MIDI controllers, 
while the parameters of the sec-
ond PAGE are sent and received by 
so-called polypressure data. This 
structure of this data type is iden-
tical to that of controllers; poly-
pressure is also supported by 
sequencer programs. (This data 
type was initially created to allow 
the pressure exerted on keys to be 
transmitted polyphonically, but 
this required a special approach to 
playing that never really caught 
on. The Virus is the first instrument 
to exploit this data type in the 
interest of putting further control-
lers at your disposal.)
 
Please note that the Virus allows 
you to control several PARTs via the 
same MIDI channel. This means 
that an incoming controller would 
collectively address this parameter 
in all PARTs. This of course defeats 
the purpose of routing several of 
these PARTs via the same channel, 
which is to double up different 
sounds. For this reason, the conven-
tion in the Virus is that, when sev-
eral of these PARTs are patched 
through a single MIDI channel, only 
the PART with the lowest PART 
number is addressed by incoming 
controllers; all other PARTs ignore 
this data. This applies solely to 
sound parameters and not to so-
called performance controllers such 
as the modulation wheel.