MOTU Micro Lite [97/166] Working with a foot pedal

CLOCKWORKS FOR MAC OS 9

Yo u c a n i n v o k e t h e Save Preset dialog shown above at any

time by choosing Save Preset from the Presets menu.

WORKING WITH A FOOT PEDAL

This chapter explains how you can use a foot pedal with

your Express interface to:

■ Generate MIDI data, such as notes, controllers, patch

changes, pitch bend, and system exclusive data using a foot

switch

■ Use the foot switch to step through a series of MIDI data

events (or groups of events)

■ Use the foot switch to change the current Express

interface preset or step through a series of presets

■ Convert an audio tempo source (such as a click track)

into MIDI data to slave MIDI hardware or software to the

audio tempo source

Pedal window basics

The pedal input is controlled by the Pedal window, which

can be opened from the Windows menu. This window lets

you indicate the type of input you are using (click input or

foot switch). It also lets you choose what type of data will

be generated.

Figure 6-44: The Pedal window.

Saving pedal settings as part of a user preset

As with other ClockWorks windows, the settings you

make in this window affect the current preset in your

Express interface, and they will remain in effect until you

change them or switch to a different preset. In addition,