Control of individual MIDI channels with MIDI Expression IO connected to a Strymon Timeline
Posted: Tue Apr 18, 2017 1:12 pm
Hello everyone,
I am really green when it comes to MIDI, so after reading the web pages and some in the manual I need to confirm a possible usage scenario for the MIDI Expression IO:
I have a dual axis expression pedal and would thus connect to inputs 1 and 2 with 2 TRS cables on the MIDI Expression IO. The MEIO would be in stand-alone mode and powered by a phone charger. The MIDI Out will be connected to the MIDI In on the Strymon Timeline (which supports SysEx).
1)
If I have understood correctly, the MIDI Expression IO can generate value ranges derived from the movement of the expression pedal(s) connected to inputs 1 - 2 (even modulated such response curves) and send them to MIDI Out individually and on different MIDI channels. This would enable the control of two different parameters on the Timeline. Is this correct?
2)
If the above should not be enough, what are the possibilities to control even more parameters with the dual axis/double expression pedal (except for using input 3 + a hardware switch between e.g. 2/3)? Could other actions on the pedal, such as a long press induce a MIDI Program Change and make the Timeline jump to another parameter?
Thanks very much for your answers and/or corrections.
best regards
Åsmund
I am really green when it comes to MIDI, so after reading the web pages and some in the manual I need to confirm a possible usage scenario for the MIDI Expression IO:
I have a dual axis expression pedal and would thus connect to inputs 1 and 2 with 2 TRS cables on the MIDI Expression IO. The MEIO would be in stand-alone mode and powered by a phone charger. The MIDI Out will be connected to the MIDI In on the Strymon Timeline (which supports SysEx).
1)
If I have understood correctly, the MIDI Expression IO can generate value ranges derived from the movement of the expression pedal(s) connected to inputs 1 - 2 (even modulated such response curves) and send them to MIDI Out individually and on different MIDI channels. This would enable the control of two different parameters on the Timeline. Is this correct?
2)
If the above should not be enough, what are the possibilities to control even more parameters with the dual axis/double expression pedal (except for using input 3 + a hardware switch between e.g. 2/3)? Could other actions on the pedal, such as a long press induce a MIDI Program Change and make the Timeline jump to another parameter?
Thanks very much for your answers and/or corrections.
best regards
Åsmund