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out the next event or group in the list. When you reach the

last event or group, your Express interface returns to the

beginning to step through the list again.

If you have programmed “pedal off” events, it will send a

MIDI event or group each time you release the foot switch

as well, alternating between the Pedal On and Pedal Off

data lists. Using both pedal on and pedal off events is an

effective way to step through a series of events quickly.

Rather than having to press down for each event, which

involves two motions (up and down), you can use just one

motion––a quick press or release.

Switching presets with the pedal

The foot switch can be used to change to a different preset.

For example, you might set up the eight user presets for

various controller routings for a live show and then use the

foot switch to step through the presets at various points

during your live performance.

Another beneﬁt of this feature is that it when you switch to

a different preset, the new preset can have a completely

different list of foot switch data events. You could then step

through them and at the end of the list switch to yet

another preset with yet another list of events to step

through. This is a great way to break the 94-bytes-per-

preset limit on foot switch MIDI data. Each preset can

have 94 bytes (47 pedal on bytes plus 47 pedal off bytes),

and you can step through eight presets, which gives you a

total of 752 consecutive bytes you can step through with a

foot switch.

To switch presets with a foot switch:

1 Open the Presets window.

2 Choose Set Trigger Source from the Presets window

mini-menu.

The Set Trigger Source dialog box appears.