The midi CC values range from 0-127 and can be set to toggle the max value or just linearly sweep between values.
There are assignable knobs that I mapped different midi parameters to for the H9, like for bypass and increment/decrement preset. I’m using an Akai Force with the Midi Out port going straight into the H9. What controller are you using, and what messages are you sending? Probably I can help if you tell us exactly what you are trying to do…if your controller is suitably customizable. If you sent the right signals, you get the right behavior. I would bet this is a feature, not a bug, Matt. To be clear it works properly with every other algorithm without any issues, just the time based ones that have ‘Repeat’ for their performance switch function. I went into the settings through the pedal itself and sure enough, under the midi section in receive controls it shows the same midi CC value that I assigned in H9 Control. I made sure that nothing else was mapped to the same Midi CC, I have even tried 5 different midi CC values just to be absolutely positive and still the exact same thing is happening. Yes that’s actually how I assigned it was through the H9 Control App.
This way you can ensure no two functions are getting confused. In the Pedal tab, MIDI settings, Assign MIDI CC Messages, you can see what is currently assigned and make changes. Have you checked that a CC# is not assigned to both functions simultaneously? Best recommendation I can give you is to connect your TimeFactor to H9 Control (either directly to a computer via USB or to a tablet using the USB camera adapter). I saw on another thread someone saying that the midi CC message for toggling the performance switch on TimeFactor algorithms is apparently the same for On and Off as well, and that seems to be exactly what’s happening to me.Īs with any parameter or switch, you can assign which MIDI CC# will correspond to that function. One switch sends CC Value = 127, and the other sends CC Value = 0.Ī single MIDI switch that alternates with each press between 127 & 0 values can cover any HotSwitch or Performance option, except for the TimeFactor algos. One way to cover all of the bases is to have two separate MIDI switches for ON & OFF. For argument’s sake, let’s call it a CC Value of 127 for ON.ĬC Number + CC Value = ON. One CC value turns the Repeat function both ON & OFF. Where it gets dicey is in the TimeFactor-based algorithms. The ModFactor and PitchFactor algorithms act the same way, except it’s a more limited Performance Switch action. It’s safe to say that the CC Value can be 127 for ON, and 0 for OFF. Those algorithms turn on & off like this:ĬC Number + CC Value = ONĬC Number + CC Value = OFF
Eventide space hotswitch plus#
Technically, the HotSwitch started with Space, plus H9 Special algorithms. This information is from a forum user named “Brock”:
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