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ZeroGravity Audio (2017)

 

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MIDI Control

 

 

Besides MIDI clock data to sync the LFO, the unit also responds to program change data (PC) to 
select the filter mode, and controller change data (CC) to control various filter parameters. 
 
At power up, the default receiving channel is #1. See below to change the channel. 
 
IMPORTANT: 
To have full range MIDI control of saturation, cutoff, resonance and mix, these 4 controls have to 
be turned fully counter clockwise. 
 
Program Change: 
00 

 

 

No filtering 

01 

 

 

Low Pass (2P) 

02 

 

 

Band Pass (2P) 

03 

 

 

Hi Pass (2P) 

04 

 

 

Low Pass (4P) 

05 

 

 

Band Pass (4P) 

06 

 

 

Hi Pass (4P) 

07 .. 127 

 

No Filtering 

 
Controller: 
01 

 

 

Cutoff 

03 

 

 

Resonance 

08 

 

 

Mix 

09 

 

 

Saturation 

12 

 

 

LFO Rate 

13 

 

 

LFO Multiplier 

14 

 

 

LFO Waveform 

15 

 

 

LFO Level 

64 

 

 

TAP 

65 

 

 

Sync ON/OFF 

 
 
RESET 
 
When the switch corresponding to the current filter mode is pressed 2 times rapidly, the MIDI 
control values for saturation, cutoff, resonance and mix are reset. 
This can be useful when for example the MIDI connection is terminated (or lost), and the last data 
sent to the filter was not zero. Or there was some erroneous CC data on the filter channel.  
This would cause the filter to stay at these values indefinitely and limit the range of the analog 
controls. 
 
MIDI CHANNEL 
 
To change the receive channel, hold down the SYNC switch for a couple of seconds until it starts to 
flash rapidly. 
The filter is now in 'listen mode' – any MIDI data received next (PC or CC) will dictate the new 
channel number. The sync switch will stop flashing. 
To cancel listen mode, just press the sync switch again. 
 

Summary of Contents for ZeroGravity Filter

Page 1: ...ow pass band pass high pass and 4 pole 24 dB oct low pass band pass high pass Fast analog envelope generator with internal or external signal input Envelope modulation on all main filter controls Vers...

Page 2: ...se the LFO with MIDI clock and to control the filter externally All MIDI in data is sent out on the MIDI THRU A 15V AC adapter at least 0 5A must be connected to the POWER input Main Controls SATURATI...

Page 3: ...ets the amount of boost at the frequency cutoff point The level of the unfiltered frequencies remains the same no attenuation of the overall sound level The corresponding ENV control uses the output o...

Page 4: ...envelope FILTER selects a low or hipass filter or none on the input signal of the envelope generator In lowpass frequencies above 150Hz are attenuated so the envelope generator will only respond to b...

Page 5: ...e rate control must be used Tapping only once will reset the start of the LFO When the SYNC switch is pressed the LFO will synchronise to incoming MIDI clock messages on the MIDI input If no MIDI cloc...

Page 6: ...3 LFO Multiplier 14 LFO Waveform 15 LFO Level 64 TAP 65 Sync ON OFF RESET When the switch corresponding to the current filter mode is pressed 2 times rapidly the MIDI control values for saturation cut...

Page 7: ...R envelope can make percussive peaks in the audio no more distorted than the overall level The high sensitivity setting on the envelope generater can be very usefull on more quiet audio tracks with r...

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