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Mar 29, 2011 2:59 PM

DT50 & Roland FC-200 Foot Controller

Hi,

I have DT50 amp and it's awesome. but i wanna know is it possible to contol DT50 using roland midi contolller..?

If it is possiblle please let me know how to do that..??

thanks.

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    Nick_Mattocks
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    Mar 30, 2011 1:02 AM (in response to dark_owl)
    Re: DT50 & Roland FC-200 Foot Controller

    It should be.  The MIDI specs haven't been fully published yet, but there are ways of finding out what CC's do what using something like MIDI Ox to monitor what happens when you change a setting on the DT50 itself.  Someone did post a little table in this very forum a week or so ago if you look.

     

    Nick

     

    EDIT:

     

    Found it - courtesy of StudioTM who produced the chart below:

     

     

     

     

     

    Continous Controller

    (MIDI CC #)

    Value

    Function

    19

    0-63 = Channel A, 64-127 = Channel B

    Channel A/B Toggle

    77

    0 = Voicing I, 1 = Voicing II, 2 = Voicing III, 3 = Voicing IV

    Channel A Voicing (I, II, III, IV)

    73

    0-63 = Class A, 64-127 = Class AB

    Channel A Operation Class Configuration (Class A / Class AB)

    75

    0-63 = Triode, 64-127 = Pentode

    Channel A Power Tube Configuration (Pentode/Triode)

    36

    0-63 = Reverb Off, 64-127 = Reverb On

    Channel A Reverb On/Off

    114

    0 = Voicing I, 1 = Voicing II, 2 = Voicing III, 3 = Voicing IV

    Channel B Voicing (I, II, III, IV)

    115

    0-63 = Class A, 64-127 = Class AB

    Channel B Operation Class Configuration (Class A / Class AB)

    116

    0-63 = Triode, 64-127 = Pentode

    Channel B Power Tube Configuration (Pentode/Triode)

    105

    0-63 = Reverb Off, 64-127 = Reverb On

    Channel B Reverb On/Off

     

     

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