das ist ja das problem!
Den Knucklehead kann man nicht so einstellen und dann speichern!Der hat die verschiedensten einstellungen der reihe nach unter verschieden kanälen abgespeichert!!!
Das heist,es ist in der Bedienungsanleitung eine Tabelle mit alle konfigurationen!
Auszug aus dem manual:
The Midi Channel Selector Switch
The Knucklehead uses a rotary switch to select the MIDI channel. It is a high quality
switch, and is much easier to use than the DIP switches used by some manufacturers.
Unfortunately, it is numbered in a way that can create confusion.
As shown on the diagram, the switch is numbered from 0-15.
Most MIDI devices define the MIDI channels as 1-16
So, it is necessary to add 1 to the number on the switch to get the MIDI channel
SWITCH POSITION 5 = MIDI CHANNEL 6
So, why is the switch labeled wrong?
In the world of electronics and programming, it is not labeled wrong.
It selects one of 16 four digit binary numbers, 0-15 is 0000-1111 in binary.
It is labeled correctly for what it does.
Internally, MIDI gear uses channels 0-15.
Long ago, MIDI manufacturers decided that musicians would be uncomfortable.
with channel zero, so they decided to add a 1 to the actual value.
Counting From Zero
As you may or may not know, computer programmers start counting from zero instead
of one.
Most people would count a list of items like this:
One, two, three, I have three items.
A programmer would do the same if he was counting the items, but if he was using
numbers as names he would name the first item "item number zero," the second would
be called "item number one" and the third "item number two." Programmers call this
process enumerating the items.
Why do programmers do this?
Here is an example:
If you are standing in front of your house, how far do you have to walk to get to your
neighbor? You have to walk ONE house unit away.
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How far do you have to walk to get to your OWN house? Since you are already standing
in front of your house, you have to walk ZERO house units away.
Zero is the starting point, you move from zero some number of units.
Programmers frequently deal with lists of things. The same logic applies to these lists. If
you are looking at the first item in a list, how far do you have to move to look at the
second? You have to move ONE unit.
How far do you have to move to look at the first item? Since you are already looking at
it, you move ZERO.
Another way of looking at it is to ask the question, "How many single digit numbers are
there?" There are 10. They are: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. You don't get to the
number 10 until you add another digit. Programmers can't afford to be wasteful, they
use ALL of the digits, especially zero.
This is also the root of the controversy over the year 2000. If you start counting at zero,
2000 is the millennium.
MIDI is a computer communication protocol, and internally, it starts from zero.
MIDI Channels are actually numbered 0-15 and Program Changes are numbered 0-
127.
But, since most people are not comfortable counting from zero, MOST MIDI instruments
add an extra one and define MIDI Channels 1-16 and Program Changes 1-128. NOT
ALL MIDI instruments do this!
We debated long and hard over which philosophy to adopt. In the end we chose to
follow the de-facto standard and number from one. We believed that this decision would
result in less confusion and fewer problems.
One problem we could not avoid was the numbering of the Knucklehead MIDI Channel
Selector switch. The manufacturer of the switch numbered it from 0-15. These are in
fact the actual numbers the switch uses. We had no control over the labeling.
The unfortunate result of this mismatch is that you have to set the Knucklehead MIDI
Channel Selector Switch to 0 to select MIDI Channel 1.
WEITERS:
MIDI Control
Overview
The Rivera Knucklehead Amp has a MIDI interface, and many functions can be MIDI
controlled.
The amp responds to MIDI Program Change Commands only.
It can be controlled by the Rivera Head Master foot operated MIDI controller or by any
standard MIDI controller.
You must, however, choose one or the other. The amp cannot be controlled by two
controllers at one time.
What Is Midi Controlled?
Channel 1 Select
Channel 2 Select
Channel 3 Select
Boost 1 ON-OFF
Boost 2 ON-OFF
Boost 3 ON-OFF
Reverb ON-OFF
Effects Loop ON-OFF
What Is Not Midi Controlled?
Pretty much everything else including:
The positions of ALL rotary controls, Volume, Bass, Mid, Treble etc.
The Push-Pull switches, Bright, Notch etc.
Combinations And Separate Functions
Two types of commands are provided - Combinations and Separate Functions.
Combinations
When the amp receives a Combination Command, ALL MIDI controllable values are
changed.
For example Program Change 43 selects:
Channel 2
Boost 1 OFF
Boost 2 ON
Boost 3 OFF
Reverb ON
Effects Loop OFF
Separate Functions
Program Change commands for separate functions have also been defined.
Separate functions change ONE value only, leaving all others unchanged.
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Bitte!
HAT WER EINE LÖSUNG?????????
!
confused: ).
