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brock
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    It’d be easier to set up this in H9 Control, but I haven’t tried that myself.  And you did say ‘… in my ModFactor’.  We are stretching the limits of my memory bank here, but I think I’ve covered everything you’ll need (below).

    • Press the encoder and right Footswitch at the same time to enter [System Mode].
    • Turn the encoder until you see [MIDI], then press it.
    • Set the [RCV CH] to the same MIDI Channel your MIDI controller is sending on.
    • Your controller should be sending CC value 127 on switch press, and CC value 0 on switch release.
    • That value can be from any CC Number 0 to 99, or MIDI pitch bend [BND].
    • Reserve one CC number for preset UP, and a second CC number for preset DOWN

     

    • Turn the encoder to [RCV CTL] and click it.
    • You should see the pointer flashing toward left part of the display.
    • In this mode, the left / right footswitches each control one half of the display.

     

    • Turn the encoder until you see BK+ on the left side.
    • Press the right footswitch. Turn the encoder to one of your CC Numbers ‘reserved’ earlier.
    • -OR- press the right footswitch a second time. It will be in [LEARN] mode.
    • Send the CC message (reserved for BK+) from your MIDI controller to the ModFactor.

     

    • Press the left footswitch.
    • Turn the encoder until you see BK- on the left side.
    • Press the right footswitch. Turn the encoder to one of your CC Numbers ‘reserved’ earlier.
    • -OR- press the right footswitch a second time. It will be in [LEARN] mode.
    • Send the CC message (reserved for BK-) from your MIDI controller to the ModFactor.

     

    • Press the middle footswitch to back up to [MIDI] level.
    • Turn the encoder to [OUTPUT] and click the encoder.
    • On the safe side, select [THRU] as your MIDI [OUTPUT].
    • Exit [System Mode]: Press the encoder and right Footswitch at the same time.