Setup your controller

All of a plugin's settings can be changed by both the control window's Edit and Master screens, and also by setting your MIDI controller to send your computer particular MIDI messages.

MIDI controller messages change most settings. Here is a table of which MIDI controller messages are used to change a channel's settings:

Midi controller
number
Description
1 (Mod Wheel) Controls vibrato of a channel. Not yet implemented.
7 Sets the volume of a channel, from 1 to 127
10 Sets the pan position of a channel
11 (Expression) Sets the sub-volume of a channel, from 1 to 127
12 Sets the reverb Master Volume, from 1 to 100
13 Sets the reverb Room Size, from 1 to 100
14 Sets the reverb Decay Rate, from 1 to 100
15 Sets the reverb Pre-Delay Amount, from 1 to 100
16 Sets the reverb Early/Late Reflections Ratio, from 1 to 100
17 Sets the reverb Filter Damping Freq, from 1 to 100
18 Sets the reverb Filter BandWidth, from 1 to 100
19 Sets the reverb Density, from 1 to 100
64 Turns sustain pedal on/off for a channel. 0 is off
65 Turns monophonic (single note) on/off for a channel. 0 disables mono
68 Turns attack soften (hammer-on) on/off for a channel. 0 disables
69 Increases release length for a channel. 0 is no increase.
72 Sets VCA release time (fade out)
73 Sets VCA attack time (fade in)
80 Turns reverb on/off. Not yet implemented.
91 Sets the reverb level for a channel
96 Raises the transpose amount by a half step. Not yet implemented.
97 Lowers the transpose amount by a half step. Not yet implemented.
120 Turns off any stuck notes and resets vibrato, pitch bend, volume, etc, for a channel
121 Mutes all sound for a channel
122 Turns (changing patches via) key switching on/off. 0 turns key switching off. 24 sets key switching below note 24.
123 Turns off all currently playing notes, without resetting vibrato, pitch bend, volume, etc, for a channel
127 Sets the polyphony (total number of notes that can simultaneously sound). The plugin may limit the mex number of notes.