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cc88 can be intepreted in two ways: High Resolution Velocity and Foot Switch.
High Resolution Velocity
cc88 corresponds to High Resolution Velocity under most contexts, allowing velocity to have 16384 possible values. The cc88 event received before a note getting pressed sets the lower 7 bits of the note velocity, while the actual velocity provided by the note press sets the upper 7 bits of the note velocity. (00hhhhhhhlllllll)
However, what should be done to cc88 after a note's pressed? Should its value be reset, or be kept?
cc88 can be intepreted in two ways: High Resolution Velocity and Foot Switch.
High Resolution Velocity
cc88 corresponds to High Resolution Velocity under most contexts, allowing velocity to have 16384 possible values. The cc88 event received before a note getting pressed sets the lower 7 bits of the note velocity, while the actual velocity provided by the note press sets the upper 7 bits of the note velocity. (
00hhhhhhhlllllll
)However, what should be done to cc88 after a note's pressed? Should its value be reset, or be kept?
Foot Switch
Under S90 ES and Motif ES mode (at least) however, it corresponds to foot switch. Exact implementation unknown at time of writing.
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