MIDI hardware euro-MIDECO is a 24-outputs MIDI note decoder that receives MIDI notes via DIN5 MIDI IN jack and converts them to +5V gate or trigger pulses, depending on mode selected. There are 24 outputs and each of them is assigned to a different MIDI note from a continuous range in a single MIDI channel.
This means that if you connect, for example, a keyboard to euro-MIDECO, all gate outputs will represent the key status (on or off) of the selected 2-octave range. This range, or in other words – the starting note, as well as the MIDI channel, can be set using the MIDI-learn button or via MIDI System-Exclusive messages.
MIDI hardware euro-MIDECO is a 24-outputs MIDI note decoder that receives MIDI notes via DIN5 MIDI IN jack and converts them to +5V gate or trigger pulses, depending on mode selected. There are 24 outputs and each of them is assigned to a different MIDI note from a continuous range in a single MIDI channel.
This means that if you connect, for example, a keyboard to euro-MIDECO, all gate outputs will represent the key status (on or off) of the selected 2-octave range. This range, or in other words – the starting note, as well as the MIDI channel, can be set using the MIDI-learn button or via MIDI System-Exclusive messages.
MIDI hardware euro-MIDECO is a 24-outputs MIDI note decoder that receives MIDI notes via DIN5 MIDI IN jack and converts them to +5V gate or trigger pulses, depending on mode selected. There are 24 outputs and each of them is assigned to a different MIDI note from a continuous range in a single MIDI channel.
This means that if you connect, for example, a keyboard to euro-MIDECO, all gate outputs will represent the key status (on or off) of the selected 2-octave range. This range, or in other words – the starting note, as well as the MIDI channel, can be set using the MIDI-learn button or via MIDI System-Exclusive messages.
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