GTC Sound Innovations REVPAD, User Manual

Page 1: ...due to the fact that this product is intended to be used for the purpose of producing original music and is therefore designed so that material that does not infringe copyrights belonging to others for example your own original works can be recorded or duplicated freely Do not use this unit for purposes that could infringe on a copyright held by a third party We assume no responsibility whatsoever...

Page 2: ...eplacement Instructions vi EMC and Certificate of Conformity viii Quick Start 1 The REVPAD Touchpad 1 Attaching the Touchpad 2 The REVPAD Base Unit 4 Setting up the REVPAD Base Unit 5 Take the REVPAD for a Spin 6 Exploring Your GTC Sound Innovations REVPAD 7 Getting to Know the REVPAD Base Unit 8 The Front Panel of the REVPAD Base Unit 8 REVPAD Base Unit Controls 8 Status and Mode LEDs 11 Footswit...

Page 3: ... your REVPAD 25 Creating and Editing Patches 26 Modifying a Patch 27 Setting Patch Effect Parameters 28 Mix Touch Mix 29 Tempo and Global Tempo 29 Setting X Y Values in Effects 30 Saving a New Patch 32 Organizing Your Patch List 33 Modes 33 True Bypass Mode 34 Normal Mode 34 Freeze Mode 34 Patch Favorite Mode 35 Setting Patch Favorites 36 Single Mode 37 Tap Tempo Mode 38 ...

Page 4: ...rnal Effects 47 System Configuration 49 Device Utilities 49 Pad Settings 51 Touchpad Control Button Assignment 52 MIDI Settings 54 MIDI IN CC Map 55 MIDI Control 57 MIDI IN 58 MIDI IN Program Change 58 MIDI IN Control Change 59 MIDI OUT 60 MIDI OUT Program Change 60 MIDI OUT Control Change 61 ...

Page 5: ...Clock 62 Specifications 65 MIDI Implementation Map 69 ...

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Page 7: ...hange effects while playing The REVPAD includes multiple patches presets of effect parameters including analog distortion and overdrive as well as additional effects such as chorus delays and virtual faders It enables the user to manipulate sound effects by swiping or tapping the Touchpad surface and allows for improvisation and creating new effects on the fly The REVPAD enables smooth cross fadin...

Page 8: ... dry cloth Do not use any chemicals This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules See EMC and Certificate of Conformity on page viii for more information Warning DO NOT INGEST BATTERY CHEMICAL BURN HAZARD This product contains a coin button cell battery If the coin button cell battery is swallowed it can cause s...

Page 9: ...used to disconnect the REVPAD Please keep this plug accessible Charge the REVPAD Touchpad frequently this will increase the lifetime of the battery In long storage periods it is recommended to remove the battery from the REVPAD Touchpad Limit exposure to extremely high noise levels Charge the REVPAD Touchpad with the USB cable supplied with the system Do not charge the battery using an external ch...

Page 10: ... battery might cause leakage heat smoke explosion or fire This could cause deterioration of performance or failure See Battery Replacement Instructions on page vi before installing or removing the battery from the REVPAD Touchpad All of the following are dangerous Do not leave charge or use the battery in a car or similar place where inside temperature might be over 140 ºF Do not leave the battery...

Page 11: ...mediately discontinue charging process Immediately disconnect the battery and observe it in a safe place for approximately 15 minutes If at any time leakage or foul odors are detected make sure that there is sufficient distance from fire If liquid leaking from the battery gets onto your skin or clothes immediately wash well with fresh water If liquid leaking from the battery gets into your eyes do...

Page 12: ...N HAZARD This product contains a coin button cell battery If the coin button cell battery is swallowed it can cause severe internal burns in just two hours and can lead to death Keep new and used batteries away from children If the battery compartment does not close securely stop using the product and keep it away from children If you think batteries might have been swallowed or placed inside any ...

Page 13: ...equipment If recycling is not available in your community the battery should be disposed of responsibly according to local codes 6 Clean the leads of the new battery 7 Replace the battery into the holder in the correct orientation Note Make sure that you place the battery as is pictured in the illustration A battery placed the wrong orientation will short circuit the battery and may cause it to he...

Page 14: ... instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measur...

Page 15: ...or desktop transmitters the potential conditions of use of a device may not allow easy classification of that device as either Mobile or Portable In these cases applicants are responsible for determining minimum distances for compliance for the intended use and installation of the device based on evaluation of either specific absorption rate SAR field strength or power density whichever is most ap...

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Page 17: ...rtual faders and switches for any aspect of the signal and its processing It gives the player full accurate and super dynamic control of the effects with just a simple finger tap touch or swipe It also eliminates the need to go to the pedal board to change effects and the hassle of bending down and tweaking knobs while playing Three buttons located on the REVPAD Touchpad can be assigned to operate...

Page 18: ...ence It is easily removed if it needs to be replaced The guitar unit attaches to the dots firmly enough to endure even the most vigorous live performance while remaining easy to remove The guitar remains clean and undamaged Note The hook loop fastener dots may leave marks on vintage guitars with nitrocellulose finishes Check on an inconspicuous spot before attaching the hook loop fastener dots 2 ...

Page 19: ... Charging the REVPAD Touchpad on page 23 for more information 3 Remove one side of the adhesive backing of a hook loop fastener dot 4 Press the adhesive firmly in the recessed circle on the inside face of the Touchpad Repeat with the second hook loop fastener dot 5 Remove the adhesive backing of both hook loop fastener dots 6 Attach the Touchpad to your guitar where you can conveniently touch the ...

Page 20: ... of the guitar player s fingers The REVPAD System offers 200 factory and user presets to build and explore your own sounds Building a patch is easy and intuitive Step 1 Choose any effect you want Step 2 Explore the effect to set parameters Step 3 Push a button to select which one of those parameters you d like to be controlled by the Touchpad and in which direction X X Y Y Repeat those three actio...

Page 21: ...ET 1 2 3 CLIP COMM BATT FREEZE PEDAL PA TCH NORMAL 1 4 2 3 1 Connect the included 9 VDC transformer to the POWER inlet on the base unit back panel 2 Run a 1 4 guitar cable from your electric guitar to the INPUT connector 3 Run a 1 4 guitar cable from the OUTPUT LEFT connector on the REVPAD Base Unit to your amplifier Note The REVPAD system accomodates a wide range of output options See Connecting ...

Page 22: ...avigation Roller D The default Bank and Patch will appear in the Active Patch Screen C or Press any of the three Touchpad Control Buttons E The default Bank and Patch will appear in the Active Patch Screen C Now experiment and explore Tap the Touchpad F or slide your finger along the X or Y axis as you play Scroll through all of the patches by rotating the Navigation Roller D or bank by bank by pr...

Page 23: ...ts while playing The REVPAD includes multiple patches presets of effect parameters including analog distortion and overdrive as well as additional effects such as chorus delays and virtual faders It enables the user to manipulate sound effects by swiping or tapping the Touchpad surface and allows for improvisation and creating new effects on the fly The REVPAD enables smooth cross fading between e...

Page 24: ...etting to Know the REVPAD Base Unit The REVPAD Base Unit is used to for electronic connections status of the system editing patches and modifying effects The Front Panel of the REVPAD Base Unit REVPAD Base Unit Controls 8 ...

Page 25: ...a LED lights up to indicate the directions available for navigation Roller rolls clockwise and counter clockwise for changing values and effects The Home button returns the REVPAD to the beginning of the current patch edit screen This is useful if you lose track of your location within the patch D X Y LEDs Indicates the X Y assignment for a parameter E X Y Button For assigning X or Y control for s...

Page 26: ...pass mode See Footswitch Control and Patch Navigation on page 14 for more information H SAVE Button Saves an edited patch See Saving a New Patch on page 32 for more information I Current Bank Screen The REVPAD makes 200 patches available stored in 50 banks each of which with four patches The Current Bank Screen shows which bank is active 01 through 50 The LEDs above the foot switches G show which ...

Page 27: ...cribes the meaning of the LED indicators on the front panel of the REVPAD base unit D A B C E F G SAVE SYS X Y X Y X Y X Y X Y A B C D BYPASS SET 1 2 3 CLIP COMM BATT FREEZE PEDAL PATCH NORMAL 11 Exploring Your GTC Sound Innovations REVPAD ...

Page 28: ...ed Bad communication with the base unit Most of the information from the Touchpad does not reach the base unit A weak signal can result from the following causes The distance from the base unit is too great There is a physical barrier such as a wall between the REVPAD base unit and the guitar with the Touchpad The batteries in the Touchpad are weak The antenna is not connected properly There is a ...

Page 29: ... working in PATCH FAVORITE mode See Patch Favorite Mode on page 35 for more information G NORMAL Green LED indicates that the REVPAD is operating in NORMAL mode See Normal Mode on page 34 for more information Note SINGLE PATCH and NORMAL modes cannot work simultaneously Only one of these three LEDs can be lit at any given time 13 Exploring Your GTC Sound Innovations REVPAD ...

Page 30: ...ive bank 21 patch A To change the active patch Press G footswitch A and B simultaneously to move the REVPAD from the current bank to the next bank down for example from 21 to 20 The selected bank number will flash Press one of the footswitch pedals to select one of the four patches in the bank Press E footswitch C and D simultaneously to move the REVPAD from the current bank to the next bank up fo...

Page 31: ...The Back Panel of the REVPAD Base Unit This section describes the controls and sockets on the back panel of the REVPAD base unit 15 Exploring Your GTC Sound Innovations REVPAD ...

Page 32: ...program change and clock tempo changes See MIDI Control on page 57 for more information G MIDI OUT THRU MIDI OUT and or MIDI THRU socket See MIDI Control on page 57 for more information H OUTPUT LEFT Socket for mono output I OUTPUT RIGHT Secondary output for using more than one amplifier If using only one amplifier use the output left socket J AMP MIX For switching the output source amplifier or m...

Page 33: ... LINE switch should be set to AMP REVPAD to Two Amplifiers REVPAD AMP L Guitar Input Out L Input AMP R Out R Input 1 Connect the REVPAD Output L in to the main amp Input 2 Connect the REVPAD Output R in to the secondary amp Input 3 Make sure the amplifier switch is on REVPAD Loop and Expression to External Audio Devices REVPAD AMP Guitar Input Out L Input External RTN Out EXP SND EXP IN In Follow ...

Page 34: ...D Before and After Amp Pre Amp REVPAD Guitar Input AMP Out L SND RTN In RTN SND Connect the REVPAD before and after the amplifier pre amp using combination of the REVPAD and amp loops You must use the LOOP effect in the REVPAD Effects before the LOOP in the REVPAD will be processed before the amplifier pre amp Effect that will be AFTER the LOOP in the REVPAD 18 ...

Page 35: ...on to connect one or more MIDI devices to your REVPAD REVPAD to Line or Mixer REVPAD Line Direct Guitar Input Out L Input Line Direct Out R Input Use this configuration to connect the output of the REVPAD to one or multiple lines or mixers The AMP LINE switch should be set to LINE 19 Exploring Your GTC Sound Innovations REVPAD ...

Page 36: ...aturally with playing the guitar Up to eight effects and their parameters can be simultaneously assigned to any axis on the pad and by that to actually perform as virtual faders and switches for any aspect of the signal and its processing It gives the player full accurate and super dynamic control of the effects with just a simple finger tap touch or swipe It also eliminates the need to go to the ...

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Page 38: ...re This port can also be used for USB communication with the base unit thus bypassing the antenna Wait for PAD CONNECTED to appear in the base unit display area before touching the Touchpad If this is the first time you are using the Touchpad the message will say PAD WAS SUCCESFLLY ASSIGNED G Hook loop fastener area Back view See Attaching the Touchpad on page 2 for more information H I Battery Ho...

Page 39: ... to remain connected with the USB cable when playing off stage at home or in a recording studio To recharge the REVPAD Touchpad 1 Make sure that the base unit is connected to an electrical source via the power supply 2 Attach the micro USB to the Touchpad 3 Connect the other end to the base unit 4 Wait for PAD CONNECTED to appear in the base unit display area before touching the Touchpad If this i...

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Page 41: ...ch is easy and intuitive Step 1 Choose any effect you want Step 2 Explore the effect to set parameters Step 3 Push a button to select which one of those parameters you d like to be controlled by the Touchpad and in which direction X X Y Y Repeat those three action steps to all of the other effects you d like to add to the effect chain and press the save button That s all you need to do to build a ...

Page 42: ... Y X Y C B D A SAVE SYS X Y X Y X Y X Y X Y DIST E G F H 1 P 01A EMPTY 1 P 01A EMPTY 1 Rotate the Navigation Roller A to scroll through patches B until you see a blank editing screen C The down arrow will glow yellow D 2 Press E on the Navigation roller to enter the first effect block F Note The Up Right and Down arrows now glow indicating available navigation directions 3 Rotate the Navigation Ro...

Page 43: ... previous page for more information To insert a new effect into an existing list press the right arrow B until the cursor stands on the existing effect you need to move in order to make room for a new effect Rotate the Navigation Roller A until Ins appears C It flashes three times Continue with adding the effect See Creating and Editing Patches on the previous page for more information To delete a...

Page 44: ... I 1 P 01A EMPTY 1 For example to increase the gain from 70 to 80 press the right arrow B three times until the cursor stands on the GAIN parameter D Rotate the Navigation Roller C until the desired value appears 2 Press the right arrow B once more to enter page two of the parameter screens E 3 When you have finished adjusting these parameters press the up arrow G to return to the effects screen G...

Page 45: ... MODIFY DST 1 DELAY TREM SYMPH 15 14 GLOB 1 4 MIX T MIX TEMPO SBDIV 1 P 01A PATCH TO MODIFY C Some effects such as DELAY and TREM tremolo include a TEMPO parameter that you set to anything from 30 to 300 beats per minute When you have a patch that has more than one effect with tempo parameters you may want to make sure that they use the same tempo Set a global tempo for the patch as follows 1 Go t...

Page 46: ...aximum you won t be able to go beyond this maximum with the Touchpad When you remove your finger it goes back to the default maximum Note You cannot change an effect s minimum value When on Freeze mode the value will stay on the point the value attained after removing the finger form the Touchpad When there is no contact with the Touchpad the value range of an effect reverts to its predefined maxi...

Page 47: ...hen the Touchpad is pressed 5 Press the right arrow C to advance to the RANGE parameter Rotate the Navigation Roller A to change the range to 70 6 Press the X Y button D Each press changes the axis and direction as seen in the arrow by the range value A fifth press to the button removes the X Y value The color of the X or Y LED E under the parameter indicates Red X The effect is controlled by the ...

Page 48: ...ess the up arrow D to move the cursor to the NAME field 2 When the underline cursor blinks rotate the Navigation Roller counter clockwise C until the first letter or number of the name you want to give this new patch appears 3 Press the right arrow E to continue adding to the name Press twice to insert a space between words 4 When you have completed writing the name for the patch press the down ar...

Page 49: ...new patch created in slot 25B 1 Select patch patch 01A and press SAVE 2 Change the patch number to a currently blank spot 40B and press SAVE again Note Saving a new or modified patch to an existing patch number will overwrite the original patch definition Modes The REVPAD can be operated in different work modes which change the way the Touchpad controls the base unit The modes are True Bypass Mode...

Page 50: ...oggle back to the previously active patch Normal Mode The basic way to work with your REVPAD system is in Normal mode In Normal mode the guitarist can control effect parameters and even make changes to them on the fly while playing the guitar When Normal mode is active the NORMAL LED on the base unit front panel is illuminated See Status and Mode LEDs on page 11 for more information Freeze Mode Fr...

Page 51: ...e Setting Patch Favorites on the next page for instructions on how to create sets of patches you can access by pressing a Touchpad Control Button or Control Button pair and then tapping a specified area of the touchpad When Patch Favorite Mode is active the PATCH LED on the base unit front panel illuminates See Status and Mode LEDs on page 11 for more information Note If you have chosen Select Onl...

Page 52: ... in Pad Settings navigate to the Favorite Mode Func screen and select one of two options Select Only after pressing the segment to activate the assigned patch the editing screen on the base unit continues to display the Patch Favorite set You may play using the selected patch but pressing the touchpad will change the patch Press the Touchpad Control Button again to remove the display Select and Pl...

Page 53: ...le to a Control Button or Control Button pair on the Touchpad See Touchpad Control Button Assignment on page 52 for more information 2 Each Touchpad segment is automatically assigned to the first six effects in the active patch Activate Single mode by pressing the assigned Control Button or Control Button pair The PEDAL LED on the base unit front panel illuminates See Status and Mode LEDs on page ...

Page 54: ...the Touchpad See Touchpad Control Button Assignment on page 52 for more information 2 Activate Tap Tempo mode by pressing the assigned Control Button or Control Button pair 3 The current global tempo and time appear in the Editing Screen A 4 Tap the Touchpad B with your finger in the rhythm you require The tempo beats per minute and time in the editing display changes in response to your taps 5 On...

Page 55: ... See Freeze Mode on page 34 for more information C TEMPO 30 through 300 Global patch tempo See Tempo and Global Tempo on page 29 Tap Tempo Mode on the previous page for more information D ROUT SER See Routing on page 41 for a detailed explanation COMB1 COMB2 COMB3 COMB4 PAR 39 Customizing your REVPAD ...

Page 56: ...il the end of the chain to the output BYPASS The signal bypasses all the effects and goes directly to the output FX1 The signal outputs after FX1 FX2 The signal outputs after FX2 FX3 The signal outputs after FX3 FX4 The signal outputs after FX4 PAGE1 The signal outputs after FX1 through FX4 FX5 The signal outputs after FX5 FX6 The signal outputs after FX6 FX7 The signal outputs after FX7 FX8 The s...

Page 57: ...w on the Navigation Roller 4 Press the right arrow on the Navigation Roller to Routing options A on page two Turn the Navigation roller to select one of the six routing options Note FX1 through FX4 are the four effects on p1 FX5 through FX 8 are the four effects on p2 SER Serial Serial SER processes all effects one after the other COMB1 Combination One Combination One COMB1 processes all p1 effect...

Page 58: ...cts FX5 through FX8 in parallel COMB3 Combination Three Combination Three COMB3 processes all p1 effects FX1 through FX4 in parallel and then all p2 effects FX5 through FX8 serially COMB4 Combination Four Combination Four COMB4 processes all p1 effects FX1 through FX4 in parallel and then all p2 effects FX5 through FX8 in parallel 42 ...

Page 59: ...s is set for values between 0 and 100 Using the Pad setup screen you can set minimum and maximum values for the borders to other values 1 Select a patch for setup See Creating and Editing Patches on page 26 for more information 2 Go to p3 3 With PAD selected press the down arrow on the Navigation Roller 4 See the table below for an explanation of the settings 43 Customizing your REVPAD ...

Page 60: ...der of the y axis MIDI Setup Go to p3 of a selected patch editing screen to access the MIDI setup parameters 1 Select a patch for MIDI setup See Creating and Editing Patches on page 26 for more information 2 Go to p3 3 With MIDI selected press the down arrow on the Navigation Roller 4 See MIDI OUT Control Change on page 61 for information about the first options A B and C See Clock on page 62 for ...

Page 61: ...o p3 3 With AUTO selected press the down arrow on the Navigation Roller 4 See the table below for an explanation of the settings of the ADSR and LFO options Note Only one of these options can be active at the same time If LFO is chosen ADSR is disabled Likewise if ADSR is chosen LFO is disabled ADSR Options A Name Value Notes ADSR X Y XY Z OFF Choose the direction the simulation will work MIN 0 Th...

Page 62: ... the movement to go from the maximum to minimum value HOLD2 Determines how long the simulation hods the minimum value LFO Options B Name Value Notes LFO X Y XY Z OFF Choose the direction the simulation will work MIN 0 The minimum value of the movement where the movement begins MAX 0 100 The minimum value of the movement where the movements ends WAVE Different types of the wave shape TEMPO 30 throu...

Page 63: ... of the external audio devices that run through the loop connections The RANGE AUTO and TIME parameters are used to control the expression coming from an external device with the REVPAD RANGE determines the maximum range of the expression emulation that the REVPAD will send to the device The minimum is always 0 AUTO is an auto movement for the expression that will activate by touching the REVPAD T...

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Page 65: ...e SYS button to view 1 DEVICE UTILITIES Press the right button on the Navigation roller to see the next screen Pad Settings or the down button to view and modify your REVPAD device utilities Rotate the Navigation Roller to scroll through your options in each configuration field Press the right arrow to continue to the next configuration field Press the up arrow to return to the main System Configu...

Page 66: ...sing the same channel When the RF value is changed connect the the Touchpad to the base unit with the USB cable and then turn the Touchpad of and on again to reset the unit calibration Wait for PAD CONNECTED to appear in the base unit display area before using the Touchpad 1 5 DI_BOX Off Change this to On Off to globally enable disable all the DIBOX effect in all patches If it is Off the DIBOX eff...

Page 67: ...ents The Touchpad can be split into 2 4 or 6 segments for use in Patch Favorite Mode and for MIDI Control Each segment can be assigned to various functions See Touchpad Control Button Assignment on the next page for more information 2 2 FAVORITE MODE FUNC See Patch Favorite Mode on page 35 for more information Select Only Press the Touchpad Control Button or Control Button pair assigned to a favor...

Page 68: ...t Once you have tapped an effect you exit Single mode 2 4 PADS ENABLE Enable Disable Select Disable to disable Touchpad functions 2 5 PAD X Y BORDER Adjusts the margins of the touchpad area Use this if your fingers do not comfortably reach the edges of the touchpad 100 no limit 0 smallest touchpad area Touchpad Control Button Assignment Press the SYS button and then the right arrow on the Navigati...

Page 69: ... main System Configuration Screen Label Function Notes FAV 1 Toggles between Favorite Patch Collection 1 FAV 1 and normal mode See FAVORITE MODE FUNC See Patch Favorite Mode on page 34 for more information on page 51 to set the functionality of this selection FAV 2 Toggles between Favorite Patch Collection 2 FAV 2 and normal mode FAV 3 Toggles between Favorite Patch Collection 3 FAV 3 and normal m...

Page 70: ... Program Change 2 MPC 2 and normal mode MPC 3 Toggles between MIDI Program Change 3 MPC 3 and normal mode Byp Toggles Bypass mode on and off F S A Changes to patch A in an active bank F S B Changes to patch B in an active bank F S C Changes to patch C in an active bank F S D Changes to patchD in an active bank MIDI Settings Press the SYS button and then the right arrow on the Navigation Roller thr...

Page 71: ...nd then the right arrow on the Navigation Roller four times to see the 5 MIDI IN CC MAP screen Press the left arrow button on the Navigation roller to see the previous screen MIDI Settings or the down button to view and modify your REVPAD MIDI IN control change CC map Use the right arrow to move through all available MIDI IN effects When the cursor stands on a particular effect use the Navigation ...

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Page 73: ... Thru port B in the back panel of your REVPAD Base Unit to the MIDI in port of your MIDI Device Set up communication between your MIDI device and your REVPAD system as follows 1 Press the SYS button C three times You will see the MIDI SETTINGS menu D 2 To set up the MIDI OUT channel press the down arrow E to see the default program change transmit PC TX channel E 3 To set up the MIDI IN channel ro...

Page 74: ...hange allows you to use your MIDI device to change the active REVPAD patch 1 Connect a cable from the MIDI OUT port of your MIDI device to the MIDI IN connector in the back panel of the base unit and verify that the MIDI RX channel is set to the same channel of your MIDI device See MIDI Control on the previous page for more information 2 When a program change command is sent from a MIDI device 0 1...

Page 75: ...ss the down arrow C to see the CC Map D The first effect Distortion 1 DST 1 is selected with the default value of Off 4 Rotate the Navigation Roller E to the command change number from 0 to 127 of the switch in your MIDI controller you wish to use to turn on and off bypass effects in the current patch of the REVPAD system Note If you do not know the switch values in the MIDI device set the CC Map ...

Page 76: ...the MIDI OUT Thru connector in the back panel of the base unit to the MIDI IN port of your MIDI device and verify that the MIDI TX channel is set correctly according the requirements of your MIDI device See MIDI Control on page 57 for more information 2 Choose the number of segments you wish to make active on the Touchpad You can split the pad into two four or six segments A Press SYS and then nav...

Page 77: ... to the MIDI IN port of your MIDI device and verify that the MIDI TX channel is set correctly according the requirements of your MIDI device See MIDI Control on page 57 for more information 2 Select a patch for which you want to add MIDI OUT sittings See Modifying a Patch on page 27 for more information on this procedure 3 Press the right arrow button A eight times until you see the third effects ...

Page 78: ... change screens UTCH 0 127 Value when Touchpad touchpad is not touched HOLD Cancels the untouch value TCH 0 127 Value sent when the Touchpad touchpad is touched See Setting X Y Values in Effects on page 30 for more information MIN 0 127 Sets the minimum value for the X Y range Clock Clock is used as MIDI IN or MIDI OUT and also functions as tempo changer MIDI IN Clock as MIDI IN is used to change ...

Page 79: ...y the REVPAD will change its current patch global tempo value to the clock in the given value MIDI OUT Clock out will send the current global patch tempo as a clock value to an external MIDI device Changing the global tempo will change the clock out value as well To set up clock MIDI OUT go to the MIDI setting on p3 and change the clock value to OUT 63 MIDI Control ...

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Page 81: ...for saving patches System button for system configurations X Y button for quick effect parameters assignment and their directions to the pad s X Y axis Four footswitches for switching to true bypass or between patches Eight LED indicators Output Master Level Control Knob Touchpad Wireless assignable X Y Z pad controller and sound shaper Three assignable buttons for control operational modes 65 ...

Page 82: ...x Phone Jack Impedance 100 Ω Control Interface MIDI IN Out Thru Connection 2x 5 Pin DIN USB PC Purpose PC connection for firmware updates and user downloads Connection USB 2 0 type B USB PAD Purpose Pad association pad battery charging and wired communication Connection USB 2 0 type A Pedal Exp and Vol Purpose Control external units with expression pedal input Connection 1 4 stereo phone jack 66 ...

Page 83: ...t D to A Conversion 24 bit True bypass Relay Wireless Communication Frequency 2 4 GHz Range 65 Working Time between charges 7 hours continuous 20 hours typical playing Environment Storage Temperature 4 F to 158 F Operating Temperature 32 F to 104 F 67 Specifications ...

Page 84: ...onsumption 18W Touchpad DC input 5 VDC through USB connection Mechanical Specifications Base Unit Dimensions 11 4 x 6 6 x 2 8 Weight 2 7 lb Touchpad Dimensions 4 8 x 1 73 x 0 32 Weight 0 1 lb Attachment mechanism 3M double side scotch Note Due to continuous development these specifications are subject to change without prior notice 68 ...

Page 85: ... X X Velocity Note ON X X Note OFF X X After touch Key X X Channel X X Pitch bend X X X X Control change 0 127 0 127 Function Transmitted Recognized Remarks Program change O O True 0 127 0 127 System exclusive X X Common Song pos X X Song sel X X Tune X X System Real time Clock O O Commands X X Aux Messages Local ON OFF X X All notes OFF X X Active sense X X Reset X X O Yes X No ...