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July 12, 2022 at 1:16 pm #164687Pedal ClonParticipant
Could someone tell me what message I should send to my H3000 via MIDI IN to get the front panel Bypass switch to turn on and off?? I’ve been trying to figure this out for weeks. I read and did everything that the manual says, I tried using the NRPN and the equipment does not do anything that it should theoretically do. It seems to me a fairly simple issue that is not well resolved by the factory in a team that is so characteristic of all the studios in the world. I hope you can give me an answer. Thanks.
Diego
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July 13, 2022 at 6:03 pm #164699noodle1Participant
According to Eventide Tech Note #200:
MIDI control of the Bypass button is not supported on the H3000.
However, here are two suggestions that might be helpful:You can create a blank program with nothing but input and output. This program location will become your bypass. You will have to set the input and output level. This is what some users do and it works great, and there is no coloration of the sound.
If the H3000 is run in parallel within an audio system, not in series (like in a guitar amp FX loop), you could use CC#7 and control the H3000 output level. This will mute the unit when desired.Its interesting that the old manual says there IS a relay bypass CC destination at CC#8196 (14-bit CC) data: 0=bypassed; 1=active
If you want to put this to the test:(1) Set up a MIDI sequencer: Install a sequencer program like MidiOX/SySexy on your laptop and hook the MIDI interface i/o to the 3000 i/o
(2) Configure H3000 for sequencing:
FUNCTION 3 times, then select “Expert”, then SysX= ON
FUNCTION 5 times, then select “ENABLES”: Seq= ON Lvls= ON Rcv= ON
(3) turn on the sequencer program on your laptop, then press the BYPASS on/off while sequencing, watch your sequencer for the output.
(4) Try re-sending the Bypass ON and Bypass OFF messages back to the H3000 thru the sequencer, if they appeared, and see if it works by sending MIDI. -
July 27, 2022 at 9:17 am #164775Pedal ClonParticipant
For those who are interested, I was finally able to control bypass with MIDI CC messages. My Eventide is on channel 3. The messages I sent are: CC#99 value:64; CC#98 value 4; CC#6 value 0; CC#38 value 0 (for bypass) and CC#99 value 64; CC#98 value 4; CC#6 value 0;CC#38 value 1 (for non-bypass).
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July 27, 2022 at 4:19 pm #164795noodle1Participant
So the manual was corrrect and not the tech note…”
Basically, you converted the decimal CC value of 8196 to binary 14-bit
and then separate it into two separate 7+7 bit values (MSB/LSB)8196 (dec) = 10000000000100 (binary)
MSB=1000000 (first 7 bits)
LSB=0000100 (last 7 bits)convert 7-bit binary back to decimal values:
1000000=64
0000100=4MESSAGE FORMAT:
CC: 99
MSB: 64 NRPN 7bit
CC: 98
LSB: 4 NRPN 7bit
CC: 6
MSB: 0 data value 7bit
CC: 38
LSB: 0/1 data value 7bit (bypass/non-bypass value)Fun stuff… 🙂
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