A Guide to Using JUMP

Use these controls to define a step sequence of MIDI Control Changes.

Use the first control to select which, if any, MIDI CC is to be sequenced when the motif plays (--- indicates that no CC is selected). Click on the control to select 1 of 128 possible CCs from a popup menu. To turn off CC step sequencing select the No CC option in the menu.

Most synthesizer manuals have an appendix listing how CC messages are interpreted. If you are unsure then start by trying CC1 to control modulation, CC10 to control pan or CC11 to control expression. Avoid using those CCs marked with a "!" in the CC menu, unless you are sure they are required.

Use the knobs to specify a CC value for each step of the motif.

Use the Menu button to affect the whole row at once...

Reset Fill with 0

Fill with 64 Fill with middle value

Fill with 127 Fill with maximum value

Fill with Step 1 CC Value fill with CC value of first step

Randomise fill with random values

Random Gate fill with a random pattern of 0 and 127 values

Rising fill with increasing values

Falling fill with decreasing values

Reverse reverse the order of the values

Rotate Left rotate values 1 step to left (earlier in time)

Rotate Right rotate values 1 step to right (later in time)

Changing from sequencing one CC to sequencing another can leave the old CC with an unexpected value. It's easier to keep track if you only use one type of CC for all motifs that share the same track or MIDI channel.

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Reset	Fill with 0
Fill with 64	Fill with middle value
Fill with 127	Fill with maximum value
Fill with Step 1 CC Value	fill with CC value of first step
Randomise	fill with random values
Random Gate	fill with a random pattern of 0 and 127 values
Rising	fill with increasing values
Falling	fill with decreasing values
Reverse	reverse the order of the values
Rotate Left	rotate values 1 step to left (earlier in time)
Rotate Right	rotate values 1 step to right (later in time)