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M-Audio X-Session UC-17 [13/20] B1 the cross fader and rotary controllers

Appendix B - Assignable MIDI CC’s on the X-Session

B1 - The Cross Fader and rotary Controllers:

* Sysex messages

** MMC Sysex messages

*** This value cannot be typed in using the numerical keypad. Type in 144 and then press the ‘+’ button to set this value, or 0 and press

the ‘-’ button.

• Appendices

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The program change will be sent on the global midi channel p.2
Terminology p.2
Sending snap shot p.2
Sending program changes on the fly p.2
Sending bank changes on the fly p.2
On the fly operations p.2
Muting all controllers p.2
Introduction p.2
English p.2
Edit mode p.2
Default mode p.2
Programming and editing the x session p.3
Introduction to x session programming options p.3
About the cross fader p.3
Assigning midi cc s p.4
Assigning an individual midi channel p.4
Selecting a controller for editing p.4
Programming and editing the x session p.4
Example p.4
English p.4
Select the button you want to control the mmc message 2 press assign on the x session 3 type in 149 using the numerical keypad this is the number that corresponds to the mmc instruction as per the chart on page 4 and 5 4 press channel once 5 type in 127 using the numerical keypad this ensures that the message is set to all device id numbers for more information about this please read about sysex messages device id on page 7 6 press the data lsb button twice 7 enter a number from the chart on below to select the mmc message you want p.5
Rpn nrpn gm 1 2 sysex other messages p.5
Programming and editing the x session p.5
Press the function button labelled data msb 2 times 2 type in 15 using the numerical keypad or the keys 3 press the function button labelled data lsb 2 times 4 type in 74 using the numerical keypad or the keys p.5
Press global channel assign and channel together the lcd will display the keyboard and chan symbol the 3 digit display will show the currently selected global channel proceeded by a c 2 type in the midi channel number 01 16 using the numeric keypad or the keys p.5
Lets look at a couple of examples to see how this works please refer to the chart in appendix b so you get to grips with the principle p.5
If you want the button to send the same value every time you press it simply type in the same value both times p.5
Here is how you change the global midi channel p.5
Example midi channel 01 is assigned as global midi channel p.5
Changing the global midi channel p.5
Using a combination of global midi channel and individually assigned midi channels can be a great way of navigating through your system with multitimbral instruments such as reason it can be easier to just change the global midi channel on the x session in order to jump to the next device rather than operating the software p.5
Assigning mmc control to a button p.5
To program the values required for these advanced messages the x session requires you to press the program data lsb and data msb buttons twice respectively pressing only once will send the program and bank change instructions on the ﬂy as described earlier p.5
As already described the standard midi controller numbers range from 0 to 131 we have extended the list of midi cc s that can be assigned to the controllers of the x session to include rpn nrpn mmc and general midi 1 2 sysex messages p.5
These advanced messages are as easy to program as a regular midi cc instruction by entering values 132 to 152 when programming midi cc s the charts on page 4 and 5 or appendix b show you what number correspond to each message p.5
The x session s global midi channel affects only the controllers that have the individual midi channel assigned to value 00 as described in the previous section p.5
The 10 assignable buttons can each be assigned to toggle between two values you may for instance want to send out value 15 when you ﬁrst press the button followed by value 74 when you press the button for a second time this is how you do it p.5
Setting toggle values for the buttons p.5
Programming and editing the x session p.6
Non volatile memory p.6
English p.6
Assigning rpn nrpn to a controller p.6
Assigning a note to a button p.6
About sys ex messages device id p.6
Important note p.7
Assigning a device id to the x session p.7
About the midi out port p.7
About the midi in port p.7
Resetting to the factory default setting p.7
Midi in out midi messages explained p.7
Midi in midi out signal flow diagram p.7
Memory dump p.7
The evolution librarian software p.8
Sys ex explained p.8
Rpn nrpn s explained p.8
Program bank changes explained p.8
English p.8
About the evolution librarian software p.8
Viewing the contents of a memory p.9
The evolution librarian software p.9
Setting up the librarian software p.9
Organizing presets received from a device p.9
Librarian overview p.9
Installing the evolution librarian software p.9
To load a memory setup ﬁle back in to the librarian click on the load button and select the required ﬁle the loaded preset setups will appear in the bank window you can then either send it directly to the evolution device by clicking send or edit it p.10
The shortcut key for loading is ctrl o p.10
Saving a setup p.10
Once you have named all your presets and organized them in the desired order click save to save the content p.10
Make sure you give the ﬁle a name which allows you to quickly identify your collection of setups p.10
Loading a setup p.10
If you have any questions comments or suggestions about this or any m audio product we invite you to contact us by using the following information p.10
English p.10
Contact p.10
Alternatively you can click on the file menu and select save to save the ﬁle with the previously assigned ﬁle name or save as to assign the memory dump a new ﬁle name the shortcut key to save bank 1 is ctrl s p.10
Alternatively select open from the file menu p.10
Trouble shooting p.11
Technical info p.11
Appendix a midi implementation chart p.12
Appendices p.12
Appendices p.13
B1 the cross fader and rotary controllers p.13
Appendix b assignable midi cc s on the x session p.13
English p.14
B2 the buttons p.14
Appendices p.14
Appendix c hexadecimal conversion chart p.15
Appendix d useful midi data p.16
Appendix e standard midi controller numbers midi cc s p.17
English p.18
Appendix h x session preset chart p.18
Appendix g general midi reverb and chorus types p.18
Appendix f roland gs and yamaha xg nrpn support to roland jv xp p.18
Appendices p.18
Warranty terms p.19
Warranty registration p.19
Future development of the librarian p.19
Warranty terms registration p.19
Warranty terms and registration p.19

M-Audio X-Session UC-17 [13/20] B1 the cross fader and rotary controllers

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