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   thantrax Audiosexual

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   Using the pc keyboard to generate sounds I've discovered that the "A" key is mapped to C0; is there a way to map "A" to C4 or C5?

    

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   thantrax, Dec 6, 2015

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   thantrax Audiosexual

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   From Bitwig Q&A:
   
   The mapping is: (Letter to pitch (and enharmonic equivalents)) A=C, W=C#,S=D,E=D#,D=E, F=F, T=F#, G=G, Y=G#, H=A, U=A#, J=B, K=C, O=C#, L=D. P=D# The X key raises the pitches an octave and the Z key lowers the pitches an octave. Velocity input via the keyboard is 76.

    

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