User manual SONY VAIO VGN-NW250F/T

[. . . ] 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 4 5 5 5 6 8 10 10 11 Introduction . 1. 3 Driver Installation Procedure 1. 4 MIDI Connections . 2. 3 Program and Bank Changes 2. 4 MIDI Controller Messages . [. . . ] Please refer to Appendix B to see which drums are mapped to which MIDI note numbers. Then, using the Data 1 parameter for each pad on your Axiom, assign that note number to the pad, as described above. 21 English Axiom Line User Guide 3. 5. 3 Sample/Loop Triggers with MIDI Controller Messages In some cases, you may wish to send standard MIDI controller messages to trigger samples or loops. To make this work, you need to first assign a MIDI controller to the pad and then set the pad to send just ON and OFF values. This is done as follows: 49- and 61-note versions: < < < < < Select the pad as described in section 2. The LCD display will flash the currently assigned controller for the pad. Enter 146, which sets the pad to send an ON value when pressed, and OFF value when released. Press the Data 1 button and enter the controller number from Appendix C that you want the pad to send. Press the Data 3 button and enter the ON value (this should be 127 in most cases). Press the Data 2 button and enter the OFF value (this should be 0 in most cases). < < 25-note version: < < < < < < < < Select the pad as described in section 2. The LCD display will flash the currently assigned controller for the pad. Enter 146 to set the pad to send an ON value when pressed, and OFF value when released. The current curve is preceded by a C if a curve is selected, or `F' if a fixed velocity* is selected. Enter the new curve number using the numeric data entry keys or use the -/+ keys to step through the options. Press the Enter key to confirm the Pad Curve setting. < < 23 English Axiom Line User Guide *It is also possible to send fixed velocities each time you press a pad This is useful when composing drum parts, or simple synthesizer tracks. The fixed velocities are selected by assigning Pad Curve 10 to 12 as follows: Curve 10 11 12 Fixed Velocity Value 64 100 127 3. 5. 6 Velocity Lock The Velocity Lock (Vel. Lock) feature allows you to immediately turn off the response curve of the pads, and lock them to a set velocity. You can assign a different Lock velocity to each pad individually. Lock mode on and off for Axiom 49 or 61, press the Bank LSB and Glob Chan buttons together. On the 25-note version, first press the Advanced button and then the Vel Lock key. The display will show "Loc" if you turn Vel Lock on. Lock feature only applies to pads set up as trigger pads. If a pad is assigned as a pressure pad, the Vel. [. . . ] Then, press a pad. Preset 6: Wizoo Darbuka/Latigo Wizoo's Darbuka and Latigo are VST/AU/RTAS plug-ins so you must access these applications within a host application. Make sure the MIDI input to the host is set to be your Axiom keyboard. Set one of the tracks in the host to output to Darbuka or Latigo. Please consult the documentation for the host to see how this is done. [. . . ]