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3. Hardware Controls103.1.2 MappabilityEach button can be mapped to output Notes or CC’s. Each button may also function as a speed control button for

3. Hardware Controls113.2 EncodersThe TWEAKER has 7 encoders. Each encoder is capable of outputting in Absolute or Relative Mode. The output mode of e

3. Hardware Controls12Encoder speeds are assignable by the TWEAKER EDITOR’s “encspeedA” and “encspeedB” functions, by sending a message to an encode

3. Hardware Controls13MIDI Feedback Encoders in Relative Mode are capable of accepting MIDI feedback to the LED Rings. If the TWEAKER receives a messa

3. Hardware Controls14Default Settings8 The RGB LED’s are mapped to Notes 1-388 The Red LED’s used for the navigation style buttons are mapped to Note

3. Hardware Controls153.3.2 Display Styles RGB LED’s There are 38 RGB (Red/Green/Blue) LED’s: 32 for the grid and three per channel strip. They have

3. Hardware Controls16encoder value. Default SettingsThe LED Rings are mapped to CC79-84 on MIDI Channel 1. Encoder Local Control By default, the LED

3. Hardware Controls17EQ EQ mode lights from the center LED and stretches either to the left or right depending on the LED ring’s display value. When

3. Hardware Controls183.5 Pressure Sensitive Pads The TWEAKER has 8 large pressure sensitive pads for drumming or expressive control of eects. 3.5.1

3. Hardware Controls193.5.4 Pad CC Retrigger Rate The pads are capable of outputting CC’s at a predened rate in multiples of 5 milliseconds (ms).By

ELECTRIX TWEAKER User Manual2Table of Contents 1 Getting Started 4 1.1 Introduction 4 1.2 What‘s Included in the Box? 4 1.3 Product Registrat

3. Hardware Controls208 Potentiometer reaches center: TWEAKER sends note o (velocity 0)8 Potentiometer leaves center (increasing) TWEAKER sends note

3. Hardware Controls21 3.6.1 MappabilityCC MessagesEach potentiometer can be mapped to output to any CC (0-119) using the TWEAKER EDITOR or the “Set P

4. Default MIDI Settings224 Default MIDI SettingsThe following is a list of the TWEAKER’s factory default MIDI note and CC settings.Soft Touch Button

4. Default MIDI Settings23C#-2NOTE:D#3AFTERTOUCH:CC 71POT:CC 51CENTER NOTE:D#2POT:CC 53CENTER NOTE:F2POT:CC 54CENTER NOTE:F#2POT:CC 52CENTER NOTE:E2NO

5. The Settings Channel245 The Settings ChannelThe settings channel is reserved for the use of standard MIDI CC messages to congure dierent TWEAKER

5. The Settings Channel254RM = Ring Mode4SB = Security Bit (0 = ignore message, 1=accept message)4ES = Encoder Speed4EOM0 = Encoder Output Mode (0=abs

5. The Settings Channel2673 Walk Relative 174 EQ Relative 175 Spread Relative 176 Fill Absolute 177 Walk Absolute 178 EQ Absolute 179 Spread Absolute

5. The Settings Channel27104 Fill Relative 5105 Walk Relative 5106 EQ Relative 5107 Spread Relative 5108 Fill Absolute 5109 Walk Absolute 5110 EQ Abso

5. The Settings Channel28CC 57, Channel 16, Velocity 68 Puts the top-left encoder in Absolute ModePuts the top-left encoder’s LED ring in Fill ModeNo

5. The Settings Channel295.2.2 LED Rings Response TableValue Received by TweakerExpected Change to Encoder PropertiesRing Mode Encoder Output ModeEnc

ELECTRIX TWEAKER User Manual3 6.2 Set Messages 32 6.3 Request Responses 39 6.4 Message Glossary 40Read these instructions. Keep these instruc

5. The Settings Channel3089 Walk <nc> <nc> enabled90 EQ <nc> <nc> enabled91 Spread <nc> <nc> enabled92 Fill <nc

5. The Settings Channel31120 Fill <nc> <nc> disabled121 Walk <nc> <nc> disabled122 EQ <nc> <nc> disabled123 Spread

6. SysEx Messages326 SysEx MessagesThe following is a list of the TWEAKER’s factory default MIDI note and CC settings.6.1 System Exclusive Command B

6. SysEx Messages33Message for Default Settings: < 240, 00, 01, 106, 01, 01, 00, 01, 00, 02, 00, 03, 00, 04, 00, 05, 00, 06, 00, 07, 00, 08, 00, 09

6. SysEx Messages34Message for Default Settings: < 240, 00, 01, 106, 01, 03, 00, 56, 00, 57, 00, 58, 00, 59, 00, 60, 00, 61, 00, 62, 247 >04 : F

6. SysEx Messages35Data Bytes: 3 Data Bytes per Encoder : Not Applicable Message for Default Settings: < 240, 0, 1, 106, 01, 05, 126, 05, 01, 247 &

6. SysEx Messages3607 : LED Ring Output Modes This Message changes the display mode of all LED rings (Walk, Fill, Spread, or EQ).Total Bytes: 9Data By

6. SysEx Messages3709 : Map LED Rings This message changes the MIDI mapping of all LED rings (Channel, CC Only, and Number).Total Bytes: 19Data Bytes:

6. SysEx Messages3814 : Disable Encoder Local Control This message can enable or disable Ring Local Control for the encoders. Total Bytes: 8Data Bytes

6. SysEx Messages39127 : Save Maps and SettingsThe TWEAKER saves all of its current settings as the default settings when it receives this message. Us

1. Getting Started41 Getting StartedThank you for purchasing the TWEAKER on behalf of the entire Electrix team. We hope you enjoy performing with the

6. SysEx Messages40126 : Receive Controller CongurationThe TWEAKER sends this message in response to a Request Controller Conguration Message.Total

6. SysEx Messages41Channel Number/ Output TypeBitwise: x c3 c2 c1 c0 m2 m1 m0Note or CC (m2:m0) : Min: 0 (Note) Max: 1 (CC) Values 2-7 can be sent but

6. SysEx Messages42Defaults: Speed A: 5Speed B: 1 CC Retrigger OnThis pair of Bytes determines whether or not each pressure sensitive pad will stream

6. SysEx Messages43Note: Setting the Note O pressure threshold higher than the Note On pressure threshold will create a pressure zone, where the TWEA

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1. Getting Started51.2 What’s Included in the Box?The TWEAKER box contains the following items: 8 The TWEAKER Controller8 A set of four height-extens

1. Getting Started6The TWEAKER enclosure was designed to keep overlays in place with minimal movement during performances. 1.6 Firmware & Utiliti

1. Getting Started71.6.2 Updating Firmware1. Hold down the round rubber button located in the center of the four directional navigation buttons, whil

2. Connections82 ConnectionsAny of the controls on TWEAKER can be congured to provide a wide range of functionality. Here are some basic terms and us

3. Hardware Controls93 Hardware ControlsAny of the controls on the TWEAKER can be congured to provide a wide range of functionality. Here are some b