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Hi
I continu to explore the possibilities of the step sequencer
I recorded a piece of music by using a proone preset that triggers the stepsequencer.
I want to make go on the sequence for the whole piece (perhaps some breaks)
so I put the Loop button and the Hold button ON.
Now my problem is that each time when the piece is over I have to stop manually the sequence by putting off the HOLD button.

I had a look in the technical reference of the step sequencer and I can't see how one can send a midi control to set on or off the hold button. There is no Ctrl# column but a KeyP column and I don't understand for what this stays.

If anybody can help me to understand or to solve my problem ...

Hold button is responding to CC#64 (dump pedal)

thanks - where did you find this information ?

On 2005-08-01 04:50, gustav wrote:
thanks - where did you find this information ?

I tried my dump pedal and I noticed it

or see what you can find here:
http://www.borg.com/~jglatt/tech/midispec.htm

MY QUESTIONS ARE VERY NOAH SPECIFIC
SO IF ANYBODY KNOWS WHAT MEANS THE KEYP COLUMN
IN THE TECHNICAL REFERENCE OF THE NOAH ?

On 2005-08-03 05:49, gustav wrote:
MY QUESTIONS ARE VERY NOAH SPECIFIC
SO IF ANYBODY KNOWS WHAT MEANS THE KEYP COLUMN
IN THE TECHNICAL REFERENCE OF THE NOAH ?

KeyP should be Poly Aftertouch, that is used as CC# to control all those parameters offering a lot of control power. It's almost never used by keyboards but it can be sent from MIDI sequencers and programmable controllers to set the data...

Poly AT is used because the stepSeq has the same receiving channel of the controlled synth that uses other CC# instead, in order to have control for everything.

When Dump pedal is pressed with step Seq. active, the hold function is used by the step Seq, that makes more sense.

I already answered this question about keyp .. . look in the "Noah continous controllers - midi control" topic

Oh yeah - thanks !