connectivity
Track parameter CCs
Community charts and our lane model give each module page four consecutive CCs on the track's channel, one per encoder — M1 on CC12–15 up to the LFO on CC40–43 — and put the 24 drum keys on notes 53–76.
Not yet checked on a unit.
The pattern — page by page, four CCs per page, left to right — comes from community charts and stored project data, not from TE, so treat it as a strong prediction. Filter cutoff on track 3 is CC32 on channel 3; CCs outside the listed ranges (such as CC16–19) are unconfirmed.
Details
- worked out
Each module page answers four consecutive CCs on the track's channel, in encoder order
E1…E4. - community
The M1 (engine) page uses CC12–15, whatever engine the track runs.
- community
M2 uses CC20–23 for the amp envelope (attack, decay, sustain, release), CC24–27 for the filter envelope and CC28–31 for its shift layer: play mode, portamento, bend range and preset volume.
- community
M3 uses CC32–35 for the filter (cutoff, resonance, envelope amount, key tracking) and CC36–39 for its shift layer, the sends to aux out, tape, FX I and FX II.
- worked out
M4 (the LFO) most likely uses CC40–43; community charts label these four CCs inconsistently.
- TE’s guide
The mixer controls sit outside the lanes, on CC7 (level), CC9 (mute) and CC10 (pan).
- community
On drum tracks the 24 keys play MIDI notes 53–76 from left to right (F3–E5 when middle C is 60).
- community
Which sound sits on which note depends on the loaded kit, so check the kit rather than assuming a General MIDI layout.