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Buttons
Click Buttons to set the MIDI assignments for the – and + buttons on your Hammer 88.
Click the Type menu and select one of the following options. The parameters below will depend on your selection.
• Octave: The – and + buttons will shift the octave or transposition of the keybed down or up (respectively).
See Octave to learn about the available settings.
• Program: The – and + buttons will each send a combined program number, Bank MSB, and Bank LSB
number. This can be useful for selecting a preset from a specific bank of a virtual instrument or synthesizer (the
instrument or synthesizer must support these messages). See Program to learn about the available settings.
• Program Latch: The – and + buttons will send a program number when you press it and send a different
program number when you press it a second time. This can be useful for switching between two presets on
a virtual instrument or synthesizer (the instrument or synthesizer must support these messages). See
Program Latch to learn about the available settings.
• Program Inc/Dec: The – and + buttons will increment and decrement the program number (respectively) by 1
each time you press them. After it reaches its lowest or highest program, it will “wrap around” and start again
at its highest or lowest program (respectively). In other words, pressing the – and + buttons will cycle through
its entire range of programs by increments of 1. See Program Inc/Dec to learn about the available settings.
• CC Absolute: The – and + buttons will send a CC message with one value when you press it and another
value when you release it. See CC Absolute to learn about the available settings.
• CC Latch: The – and + buttons will send a CC message with one value when you press it and send a
different value when you press it a second time (“latchin
g” or “toggle” behavior). See CC Latch to learn
about the available settings.
• CC Inc/Dec: The – and + buttons will increment and decrement the CC number (respectively) by 1 each time
you press them. After it reaches its lowest or highest value, it will “wrap around” and start again at its highest
or lowest value (respectively). In other words, pressing the – and + buttons cycle through its entire range by
increments of 1. See CC Inc/Dec to learn about the available settings.
• MMC: The – and + buttons will send a MMC (MIDI Machine Control) message. MMC is a transport control
protocol that is used to remotely control some recording hardware and DAWs. See MMC to learn about the
available settings.
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