Assigning MIDI Continuous Controllers to Dials

Clicking on the 'assign cc' button opens a table that is used to assign MIDI controllers to particular dials. The table is a text file, and can be edited directly. Each row consists of two numbers: one defines the channel and controller number and the second specifies a the number of a dial or slider. The format is:

100*(channel number)+(controller number), dial number;

For example:

201, 3;

assigns controller 1 (the mod wheel) on channel 2 to dial 3 (the peak detection threshold). Similarly,

374, 4;

assigns controller 74 (expression) on channel 3 to dial 4 (the time base).

Dials that can be assigned are:

1	number of peaks
2	attack/noise
3	peak detection threshold
4	time base
5	formant depth / harmonic depth
6	frequency resolution / factor
7	time resolution / balance
8	formant / harmonic frequency offset
9	attack depth
10	frequency offset for attack
11	attack randomization
15	reverb volume
16	reverb decay time
18	pitch bend
20	the pseudo-octave
21	generator 2
22	harmonicity, the horizontal direction on the 2-d slider surface
23	regularity, the vertical direction on the 2-d slider surface
24	master volume

The number box at the right labelled 'last cc' shows the MIDI controller number of the last received controller data.

After editing the coll, you can save the changes (command S). Alternatively, you can edit the table in a text editor.