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5. VALUE SCALING VS. PICKUP MODE
In the Preferences menu, go to the Takeover Mode drop-down menu which has options for Pickup and
Value Scaling.
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When Set to Pickup, a control on Q88 will start moving its assigned software parameter only when
Q88's hardware control moves past the current value of that parameter.
Example: The Volume Slider on Q88 is all the way down. Fader 1 in the software is halfway up. When
set to Pickup, Fader 1 will not move until the Volume Slider on Q88 goes past the halfway point. It will
then "pickup" from this point and begin to move Fader 1 in the software.
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When set to Value Scaling, it will do the opposite.
Example: The Volume Slider on Q88 is all the way down. Fader 1 in the software is halfway up.
When set to Value Scaling, Fader 1 will move as soon as you move the Volume Slider on Q88.
MIDI TROUBLESHOOTING
All Notes Off
If you experience hanging notes that do not
stop playing, send an All Notes Off MIDI
message to stop this by performing the
following:
1. Press the ADVANCED button.
2. Press the ALL NOTES OFF key.
Reset All Controllers
If you find there is an effect on an instrument
that you do not want, rather than having to
isolate and identify that particular effect, you
can send a Reset All Controllers MIDI
message by performing the following:
1. Press the ADVANCED button.
2. Press the RESET ALL CONTROLLERS
key.
MIDI Out
The MIDI Out port can be used to connect Q88 to an external sound module or another MIDI keyboard. By
default (when you power Q88 on), all controller data is sent out its MIDI output and USB connection.
However, if you want the MIDI output to act as a traditional USB-to-MIDI interface, follow the steps below:
1. Press the ADVANCED button.
2. Press the key labeled MIDI OUT FROM USB.
3. Select Q88 as the MIDI Out device in your sequencer software. Q88 will now receive MIDI data from
the computer through its USB connection and send it out its MIDI output. See the side diagram for MIDI
routing details.
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