Vox E 1 owner manual Control via Midi, Connecting a Midi Device or Computer

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Control via MIDI

IDI stands for Musical Instrument Digital Interface, and is a world-wide Mstandard for exchanging various types of musical data between electronic

musical instruments and computers. When MIDI cables are used to con- nect two or more MIDI devices, performance data can be exchanged between the devices, even if they were made by different manufacturers.

ToneLab can use MIDI to communicate in the following ways with another MIDI device. You can:

•Operate ToneLab or a connected optional foot controller to switch programs on

an external MIDI device, or switch ToneLab programs from an external MIDI device. → “Program change”

•Operate a connected optional foot controller to control an external MIDI device,

or use an external MIDI device to control ToneLab’s volume or effects. → “Parameter change”

•Use Sound Editor to edit parameters. → “Parameter change”

•Backup (save) and restore (load) ToneLab program data. → “Backing up and restoring program data”

NOTE: In order to do the above things, you need to use a MIDI cable to connect ToneLab and your external MIDI device, and set the MIDI channels appropriately.

→“Connecting a MIDI device or computer,” “Setting the MIDI channel”

NOTE: When you change the settings described in this section, they will be saved automatically. When you have finished making settings, simply press the TUNER/ CANCEL button (3.7) to return to the mode you were in.

NOTE: If your external MIDI device does not recognize certain types of MIDI mes- sage, those messages cannot be used for control. Check the “MIDI implementation chart” of ToneLab and of your external MIDI device.

CONNECTING A MIDI DEVICE OR COMPUTER

If you want to use a connected foot controller to control an external MIDI device from ToneLab, connect a MIDI cable from ToneLab’s MIDI OUT jack to the MIDI IN jack of your external MIDI device.

If you want to control ToneLab from a MIDI sequencer or other external MIDI device, connect a MIDI cable from your external MIDI device’s MIDI OUT jack to ToneLab’s MIDI IN jack.

When you connect ToneLab with a MIDI sequencer or sound editor, data will nor- mally be sent in both directions, so you will need to connect MIDI cables from ToneLab’s MIDI OUT jack to the external MIDI device’s MIDI IN jack, and from the external MIDI device’s MIDI OUT jack to ToneLab’s MIDI IN jack.

 

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Contents Page Precautions Iii Quick Start SetupUse the Bank , buttons 3.2 to select a bank Listen to the ProgramsCreate Your OWN Sounds Table of Contents Viii Restoring the Factory Preset Programs Using the Optional Foot ControllerEnd of this manual Page Introduction Main FeaturesWelcome Aboard Valve Reactor Technology Power AMP and the GloryAN Overview of ToneLab Signal RouteStructure Tuner UtilityGlobal WriteTOP Panel Guitarist’s Guided Panel TourAMP Section Treble Control Middle Control Bass Control CH Volume ControlPresence Control Type Buttons Effects SectionEffect Type LEDs Pedal SelectorBANK/VALUE , Buttons Value KnobsBANK/MANUAL/WRITE/TUNER/CHANNEL Section Bank DisplayName Display TUNER/CANCEL ButtonGlobal Button WRITE/ENTER ButtonPhone Jack stereo ValveValve window INPUT/PHONES The Front Panel Input JackOutput Power SupplyRear Panel MidiBasic Connections SetupExample of Analogue Connections Using ToneLab for DIRECT-LINE RecordingExample of Digital Connections Example of Connection to a Guitar AMP Or Amps Using ToneLab for Live PerformanceUsing the Optional Foot Controller Using ToneLab with a Midi Device or ComputerSelecting a Program Programs Program Select ModeIf the bank display shows Manual Mode Getting to Program Select ModeSwitching to Manual Mode Creating Your OWN Programs Creating and Storing Your Own Programs ... & MoreWhen you’ve got a sound you like, store it Naming a Program Utility Program Name Storing a Program Restoring a Setting to ITS Original ValueAMP Models Explanations of the Amp and Effect TypesAbout the Gain and Volume knobs Tube Talk AC15AC15TB AC30TB AC30UK 68P UK BluesUK ’90S UK ’80SUK Modern UK Modrn Boutique CL BTQ CL RectoUS Higain US HI-G Boutique OD BTQ ODTweed 1X12 TWD Black 2X12 BLKTweed 4X10 TWD Black 2X10 BLK Cabinet ModelsUK H30 4X12 UK H30 VOX AC15 AC15VOX AC30 AC30 VOX AD412 AD412What Goes with WHAT? OFFSome Recommendations Comp Pedal EffectsVOX WAH AcousticAuto WAH Tube OD VibeOctave Treble Boost Treb BSTFlanger ChorusTremolo PhaserRotary Tape Echo T Echo DelayMulti Head Multi HD Room SpringPlate Tuner Tuning ProcedureCalibrating the Tuner Expression Pedal Settings Using the Optional Foot ControllerExpression target Type Parameter that is Controlled Page Control via Midi Connecting a Midi Device or ComputerProgram Change Global Pchg OUT Setting the Midi Channel Global Midi CHControl Change Global Cchg I/O Backing UP and Restoring Program Data Global Parameter Change Global Syex OUTRestoring Backing UPLevel Global Dout LVL Adjusting the Digital OutputRestoring the Factory Preset Programs Amp isn’t powering up when the Standby switch is on TroubleshootingThere’s no sound Even though they’re dialed Midi Implementation Chart Midi Implementation ChartProgram Spec Trouble Factory Audio Outputs SpecificationsBlizzard Program listThrash MR.CLEAN TASTY-FL Oldguy 11- 1 Wildman Index Symbols NumericsTOP Panel Rear Panel Program Sheet
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