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FBV MkII Advanced User Guide: FBV Control Application

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6 - Control Properties List: This list displays all editable Footswitch and Pedal controllers for your

selected FBV Shortboard/Express MkII device. As mentioned in the above descriptions, you can click

directly on a switch on the Device Controls - FBV Image, or click on any row here in the Control

Properties List to select it and edit its MIDI settings. To follow are descriptions for each column and

the options provided:

• Control: The static name of the physical Footswitch or Pedal, as labeled on your FBV MkII

device. Note that this is just a label for the Control - you can choose whatever MIDI command

to Unassigned to avoid unexpectedly triggering functions in your targeted software!

• Bank Change: A numerical value typically used to load a Patch or Preset Bank.

• Program Change: A numerical value typically used to load a Preset within a selected Bank.

• MIDI Continuous Control (MIDI CC): A set of Value and Range numbers commonly

used by MIDI software and hardware to provide access to parameters.

• MIDI Machine Control (MMC): Specific commands for commonly used for controlling

things such as transport parameters and mechanical functions (Play, Stop, Record, etc.)

• Mackie: Specific commands in the “Mackie Universal Controller” format, commonly used

for transport parameters and mechanical functions (Play, Stop, Record, etc.), for MIDI

software that supports the Mackie Control format.

and load correspondingly numbered Banks/Presets.

*Note: It is actually possible to select a value of “0” for the Bank or Program Change command type when

set to the Increment/Decrement Switch Modes, however, this is not recommended since this is not a valid

option for most MIDI applications to receive.

• If the MIDI Command is Bank Change or Program Change, with Fixed as the Switch Mode,

you can select any value of 0 thru 127 to load the corresponding Bank/Preset.

• If the MIDI Command is MIDI CC, you can choose a value of 0 through 127, or Custom. If

Custom is selected, the Toggle 1/Up and Toggle 2/Down options in this control row become

selectable, so that the each Toggle action can be defined with its own separate MIDI CC value.

• If the MIDI Command is MMC, you can choose between the options Play, Stop, Play/Stop,