CC
The CC sub-mode of EDIT holds the MIDI control lanes of the selected track. Each track has four lanes, CC 1 to CC 4. A lane sends its values as MIDI control messages (a CC or an NRPN) on its own channel.
Not yet verified on hardware
Lanes, curves and motion recording were built from the app code and the specs. The messages they send have not been checked on a Circuit Tracks or a synth.
Where to find it
| Page | Picker pad | What it holds |
|---|---|---|
| Settings | 41 | The target, channel and MIDI share of each lane. Option 21 arms motion recording. Option 22 opens the curve editor. |
| CC 1 to CC 4 | 42 to 45 | The steps of lane 1 to 4. Option 25 arms motion recording. |
The picker is the hold-EDIT view. The CC sub-mode itself is pad 24 in the picker.
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Notes
- A lane uses the track’s length, speed and rotation. Each lane has its own Euclidean pattern, its own steps and its own curve.
- A new lane is on, follows the track’s MIDI channel and has no steps yet (Beats 0), so it sends nothing until you add some. SHIFT + UP, DOWN, LEFT or RIGHT on any CC page switches lane 1, 2, 3 or 4 on or off.
- Lane settings and steps are part of the track’s pattern, so they switch with the pattern. See Patterns and launching.
- The Mod Matrix can route a source to a CC lane. See LFOs and matrix.
Pages in this section
- Lanes and targets: the Settings page and the lane steps.
- Curves and motion: the curve editor, and recording CT knob moves into a lane.