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MIDI Out 2
When set to ‘Out’, the SL MkIII can use two MIDI DIN
outputs . This means the device can send MIDI clock to two
separate destinations via, for example, the ‘OUT’ and ‘OUT
2’ DIN sockets on the back of the SL MkIII .
It’s also possible, to change MIDI Out two from an output to
a ‘Thru’ . When set to ‘Thru’, the second MIDI output copies
messages from the MIDI DIN input to the MIDI DIN output,
and the SL MkIII will not send any internally generated MIDI
to this output .
If Parts (see “Part Settings” on page 13) are being routed
to MIDI Out two when the setting changes to ‘Thru’, the
previously configured Part destination will not change, but
MIDI will no longer send from the device . MIDI from the Part
will no longer send from MIDI Out 2 .
Fader Pickup
Fader Pickup changes the way the faders and Mod Wheel
behave for their current value . You will find four options for
this behaviour:
• Off (Default): Pickup is off for faders and Mod Wheel .
• On: Pickup is on for both faders and Mod Wheel .
• Faders: Fader pickup is on, but pickup is off for the
Mod Wheel .
• Mod Wheel: Pickup is on for the Mod Wheel but off
for faders .
When fader pickup is on for faders/Mod Wheel, data will not
send from that control until the physical position of the control
matches (or passes) the previous value . This behaviour
prevents sudden jumps in the value after switching between
Parts, for example . The default value for these controls will
be at the lowest position (i .e ., fader all the way down) .
Please note the SL MkIII’s fader pickup behaviour does not
apply when using InControl . The controller will therefore
adopt the pickup behaviour of HUI or your DAW .
Press the down arrow to the left of the screens to show more
Global options . These further options are described in the
following sections .
Clock Out PPQN
When the Transport is running, the Clock Out sends ‘clock
pulses’ for each quarter note . This setting determines pulses
sent in PPQN (Pulses Per Quarter Note) . PPQN can be set
to 1, 2 (default), 4, 8 or 24 .
CV Mod 1 Range and CV Mod 2 Range
These two settings allow you to specify the output voltage
of each mod port . Available ranges are ‘-5 to 5V’ or ‘0 to 5V’ .
Any CC messages directed to the mod port map to one of
these ranges .
CV Mod 1 CC and CV Mod 2 CC
You can give each Mod port a specific CC number, which
you can set individually for each port using the rotary knobs
above ‘Mod 1 CC’ and ‘Mod 2 CC’ . When a message
sends with this CC number using the surface, Sequencer
automation, or from external MIDI to a part that routes to a
CV port, this will control the CV Mod output .
Pitch Bend to CV
Both CV outputs can react to the Pitch Wheel . You can
set the range of Pitch bend from +/-1 semitone to +/- 12
semitones (+/-1 Octave) .
