Provides support for CC #88 High Resolution Velocity Prefix which achieves 14-bit resolution in velocity events by utilising CC#88 as an LSB (fine) control for subsequent note on/off messages. More Info
Input of up to 32x high resolution controls per MIDI channel using 14-bit MSB/LSB CC pairs (CC# 0-63). All control is distributed via four BC Pipe connections.More Info
Outputs MIDI System Exclusive messages in response to connected async control.
Strings between 4 - 16 Bytes in length with 2 modes:
- variable mode where you choose the byte to update in response to incoming control.
- trigger mode where a rising edge from zero triggers the string to be output.
Splits a single incoming MIDI stream into an individual stream per MIDI channel containing the messages relating to their respective channel. More Info
MIDI module designed to be used in the creation of drum synths. It listens for MIDI note messages with a specific MIDI note or gate inputs and sends on gate signals in response, as well as MIDI velocity data. Also features Mute Inputs and Outputs to allow the creation of Mute Groups, as for open and closed hi-hats. More Info
Allows MIDI events selected from the popup panel to be filtered from the data stream. Outputs and activity LEDs are provided for both filtered and unfiltered MIDI data. More Info
Accepts a gate signal from an MVC and produces a secondary gate in response to Note-Off. Gate Output is high while Gate Input is low and vice-versa. MIDI Input for generation of Note-Off velocity values. Esync Input should be treated same as on MVC for polyphonic use.
When Repeat input is fed a maximum value this module will repeat currently active MIDI Note events in response to incoming Gate signal. While Hold input is fed a maximum value active note events will be sustained.
This module outputs various MIDI messages in response to async input. Four control inputs are provided to define status and data bytes. All MIDI Channel Voice & System message types can be generated. More Info
MVC stands for MIDI Voice Control. Each of the MVCs takes an incoming MIDI signal and converts it into a set of individual signals (e.g. Velocity, Gate signals etc.) that can be passed on to other modules within the patch. Each MVC also applies some interpretation of the incoming signal, for instance to determine the range of effect of Pitch Wheel signals on the frequency of Oscillator modules etc.
MVC A is the simplest of the MIDI Voice Control modules. More Info
MVC stands for MIDI Voice Control. Each of the MVCs takes an incoming MIDI signal and converts it into a set of individual signals (e.g. Velocity, Gate signals etc.) that can be passed on to other modules within the patch. Each MVC also applies some interpretation of the incoming signal, for instance to determine the range of effect of Pitch Wheel signals on the frequency of Oscillator modules etc.
MVC B adds Portamento/Glissando to the features provided by MVC A. When Portamento or Glissando is switched on, the pitch will either glide (Portamento), or progress in a stepwise sequence (Glissando), from one note to the next over a fixed time period. Note that Portamento/Glissando is only effective when playing in a legato style. More Info
MVC stands for MIDI Voice Control. Each of the MVCs takes an incoming MIDI signal and converts it into a set of individual signals (e.g. Velocity, Gate signals etc.) that can be passed on to other modules within the patch. Each MVC also applies some interpretation of the incoming signal, for instance to determine the range of effect of Pitch Wheel signals on the frequency of Oscillator modules etc.
MVC C significantly expands on the features offered by the MVC B. Additions are as follows:
Pitch Tracking
Unison Mode
Additional MIDI data pass-through: Pitch Bend, Mod Wheel, Polyphonic Aftertouch
N.B. Unlike the MVC B, the MVC C does not have an input for setting the Portamento/Glissando Mode. This can only be set in the Module Popup. More Info
Generates three async control signals (2x unipolar + 1x bipolar) in response to incoming 14-bit MIDI pitch bend data. Setting for range from zero of each control ouput. More Info
Generates a sync control signal in response to incoming 14-bit MIDI pitch bend data. Settings for range from zero and smoothing of control ouput. More Info
MVC stands for MIDI Voice Control. Each of the MVCs takes an incoming MIDI signal and converts it into a set of individual signals (e.g. Velocity, Gate signals etc.) that can be passed on to other modules within the patch. Each MVC also applies some interpretation of the incoming signal, for instance to determine the range of effect of Pitch Wheel signals on the frequency of Oscillator modules etc.
The STS MVC is a variation of MVC A tailored for use with the various STS Oscillators. Panel controls are simplified and a Mod Wheel output is provided. More Info
MIDI
Description
MIDI-related modules. The BCM Modules are documented separately.Modules
- variable mode where you choose the byte to update in response to incoming control.
- trigger mode where a rising edge from zero triggers the string to be output.
MVC A is the simplest of the MIDI Voice Control modules. More Info
MVC B adds Portamento/Glissando to the features provided by MVC A. When Portamento or Glissando is switched on, the pitch will either glide (Portamento), or progress in a stepwise sequence (Glissando), from one note to the next over a fixed time period. Note that Portamento/Glissando is only effective when playing in a legato style. More Info
MVC C significantly expands on the features offered by the MVC B. Additions are as follows:
N.B. Unlike the MVC B, the MVC C does not have an input for setting the Portamento/Glissando Mode. This can only be set in the Module Popup. More Info
The STS MVC is a variation of MVC A tailored for use with the various STS Oscillators. Panel controls are simplified and a Mod Wheel output is provided. More Info
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Midi Clock + CC [Example]
Clocked Seq + LFO [Example]
A simple patch to demo the new MIDI Clock & MIDI Seq A modules. BC ForumNote2CC [Example]
Those encoders are going to require a bit of thought. Here's a CLM patch for you to try with the push buttons. BC ForumI don't expect this one to work well at all, but here's what I've come up with so far for the encoders...