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Arcade Triggers
Each trigger sends a Note On when pressed and a Note Off once released. Because these
triggers are not velocity sensitive the velocity defaults to 127. This value may be adjusted
using the Utility. By default all arcade trigger notes are sent on MIDI Channel 3.
If the 'Momentary CC' option is enabled then the Midi Fighter 3D arcade triggers will also
send CC's. When the trigger is pressed a CC with value 127 is sent, when the trigger is
released a CC with value 0 is sent. Momentary CC's are sent on Channel 4.
This is useful for control of effects in Ableton, where note messages will only toggle the effect
each time the button is pressed and released. By mapping to a CC rather than the note you
can create a mapping where the effect is on while the button is down, and off when the
button is released.
In Appendix 1 you will find a complete list of MIDI data for each button in each bank
Setting Arcade Trigger Color
The ring illumination color of the arcade triggers has two states, active (pressed) and inactive
(released). The Utility can be used to set the inactive and active color state of each ring in
each of the four virtual banks.
By using MIDI messages the user can also override the default inactive/active color setting
and control both the color and animation state of each arcade trigger ring.
There are 10 colors available, each with a bright state and a dim state. To set the color send
a MIDI Note On of the same pitch and channel as the arcade trigger you are trying to control.
The velocity of the note will determine the color selected. A velocity of 0 will disable MIDI
control of color.
I.e. To set the color of the first arcade trigger to Bright Red send a Ch3 C3 Note On of
Velocity 7.
The following table shows the velocity range for each color. You may notice that the velocity
range 121 - 127 is not covered, this range will force the LED to its active color as set in the
Utility regardless of if the button is pushed or not.
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