Editing Kits; Pad Midi Channel - Alesis Control Pad Guide D'utilisation

EDITING KITS

Editing kits is a powerful tool for customizing your ControlPad. When
you are editing a kit, the information displayed on the screen will always
reflect the parameters of the last pad in the current kit that was hit. To
modify the parameters of a certain pad,
just strike it – this is often referred to as
"chase mode". The individual
parameters that you can modify for
each pad are Pad MIDI Channel and
Pad Note Number:

PAD MIDI CHANNEL

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This is the MIDI Channel on which the pad or trigger is
sending information. Each pad or external trigger can be set to
transmit on a separate channel.
For example, this could be very useful if you are trying to
control different devices or modules with different pads, and
want to make sure that certain MIDI information is received
only by a specific device. In this case, you can set different
MIDI Channels which your external synths or sample playback
engines will be "listening" to. Then assigning those different
MIDI Channels to different pads will ensure that the pads only
communicate with the specific device that you want them to.
How to change Pad MIDI Channel :
1. Press the function button until LED next to Pad MIDI
Channel turns on.
2. To choose the pad or external trigger that you want to
modify, just hit it.
3. The current MIDI Channel for the pad or trigger will be
displayed.
4. Use the and
move through the choices, the value will be loaded
automatically.
Remember
!
Setting Pad MIDI Channel and Pad
Note Number will only affect the
pad in the specific kit that you are
working with.
buttons to select a MIDI Channel. As you