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8.11. Customize the CV Modulation Input
The CV In connector on the rear panel can be customized from the front panel or the MCC.
Here are the available options:
8.11.1. Mod CV max voltage
Available ranges are between 1 and 10 Volts. Different manufacturers use different voltage
standards, so please refer to the documentation for your device to know which maximum
voltage range you should select.
8.11.2. Mod CV Mode menu
The Mode menu lets you choose between the 2 modes available for the pedal inputs. Each
mode contains a unique set of parameters:
8.11.2.1. Mod CV Off
Disables the CV In connector. This can be used to prevent accidentally changing your sound
when the Mod CV input is not needed in the User preset.
8.11.2.2. Mod CV Control
• Channel: Set the MIDI transmission channel for the Mod CV input, between 1 to
16. This can also be set to “User”, which will make the Mod CV input transmit to
the MIDI channel selected for the MIDI Ch button [p.67].
• CC Number: The Mod CV input can be set to transmit any MIDI CC# between
0-127. Many MIDI CC numbers are named within the drop-down menu to identify
standard uses.
• Min Value & Max Value: These parameters let you set the minimum and
maximum range of the Mod CV input. Click and drag the knobs or enter a value
in the fields below them to set the range.
8.12. Customize the Pedals
♪: All 5 pedal inputs have the same parameters, so we'll cover them all in this section.
The Mode menu lets you choose between the 4 modes available for the pedal inputs. Each
mode contains a unique set of parameters:
8.12.1. Pedal Off
Disables the selected pedal. This can be used to prevent accidentally changing your sound
when the selected pedal is not needed in the User preset.
Arturia - User Manual KeyLab MkII - MIDI Control Center 76
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