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In
a recording studio, the MIDI Mouse can easily sit on a console.
The
smooth-action custom actuators give you fingertip control for
instant remote program changes.
On
stage and in the studio, the large, non-glare LED display can
be read from any angle, in daylight or darkness.
Phantom
power operable via MIDI cable, or utilizes optional DC power
supply, Tech 21 Model #DC2, or
9V alkaline battery (not included)
Actual
size: 4.5" x 3.5" x 1.5"
Weight: 11 oz.
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The MIDI Mouse is designed to take the frustration and confusion
out of MIDI and offer an exceptionally user-friendly footcontroller.
Easily
access 128 patches on any of the 16 selectable MIDI channels by
using the Up and Down footswitches to locate your program, with
no banks to select.
A
third footswitch toggles between Search mode to locate programs
and Active mode to send the program number to the MIDI output.
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are a few more details in what is probably the world's smallest
owner's manual for a MIDI product, but the main points to
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- SMALL-
Fits into any gig bag. Needs no special carrying case.
Takes up very little space on stage. Easily sits on
a console in a studio, so you can make remote program
changes from the board with your finger.
- BATTERY
OPERABLE - It's the only MIDI foot controller
available that's battery operable. Needs no extra wires.
Takes no time to set up; just plug in and go.
- SIMPLE
- It's player-friendly in a familiar stomp box format.
Most foot controllers are harder to program than the
processors they're designed to control.
- HEAVY
DUTY - Sturdy, cast aluminum box; high quality
switches.
- NO
DANCING - There are no banks to change. You
scroll to program locations, either one at a time, or
you can "speed-scroll". To go from Program
19 to Program 20, step on the UP footswitch. Once. From
Program 20 to Program 19, step on the DOWN footswitch.
Once.
- IMPROVISATION
- Its size and affordability makes it uniquely practical
to have two, so you can control two processors independently
on the fly.
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