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Air Fader

The changing position of an interruption of the Beam relative to the Sensor - acts as a

virtual fader on the

MIDI Controller

it is being sent to. For example, if the Destination

setting is MIDI Controller No 7 - Channel Volume - with a Control Minimum setting

of 0, and a Control Depth setting of 100 - an interruption of the Beam at the furthest

point from the Sensor would transmit a Channel Volume of 0 - i.e.. silence. Moving the

interruption along the Beam towards the Sensor would offer a steady increase in the

volume of the sound - to its maximum at the point nearest the Sensor. If at any point in

its movement the interruption ceases, the volume of the sound will remain constant at

that level, until another interruption passes through the point in the Beam at which the

previous interruption had ceased, when the volume of sound will again start changing up

or down in accordance with the direction of the interruption’s movement towards or away

from the Sensor.

Speed

A number between the Minimum and Depth setting relative to the speed of the move-

ment of an interruption within the Beam.

Minimum

Sets the Minimum level transmitted from the selected MIDI Controller,

for example if

we set the Control Source to Speed and the Minimum to 064 and the depth to 100

the slowest possible movements within the Beam would send a Minimum controller value

64, the fastest possible movements would send a level of 127.

Depth

Depth selects the maximum level of control to be allowed to the MIDI Controller. For

the selected MIDI Controller.

Reverse

This reverses the depth control setting,

for example if you wanted to reverse say the

speed on movement within a Beam so that slow movements create louder musical output

set MIDI Control Chain A to the following (see diagram below)

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