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Q:
What is a Continuous Controller in MIDI?
A:
Allows continuously changing information such as pitch wheel or breath controller information to be passed over the MIDI line. Continuous controllers use large amounts of memory when recorded into a MIDI sequencer. Some standard MIDI Continuous Controller numbers are listed below.
PWH = Pitch Wheel CHP = Pressure 1 = Modulation Wheel 2 = Breath Controller 3 = (Pressure on Rev. 1 DX7) 4 = Foot Pedal 5 = Portamento Time 6 = Data Entry 7 = Volume 8 = Balance 10 = Pan 11 = Expression Controller 16-19 = General purpose controllers 1-4 (High Res.) 64 = Sustain Switch (on/off) 65 = Portamento Switch (on/off) 66 = Sustenuto (chord hold) 67 = Soft Pedal (on/off) 69 = Hold Pedal 2 (on/off) 80-83 = General purpose controllers 5-8 (Low Res.) 91 = External Effects Depth 92 = Tremolo Depth 93 = Chorus Depth 94 = Detune 95 = Phaser Depth 96 = Data Increment 97 = Data Decrement
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