What Is MIDI CC? – Daniel Fisher

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Daniel Fisher, Sweetwater’s MIDI magician, delivers a recap on MIDI CC messages — the expressive tools of modern music — using a 1010music Nanobox Fireball and two MIDI controllers. MIDI CC stands for “continuous controller” or “control change.” When you’re turning a knob, pushing a slider, or rolling a mod wheel, you’re also sending a MIDI CC channel–specific value of 0–127 that can go to a sound module, a plug-in, or a sequencer. MIDI CC messages are commonly used to control parameters such as volume (CC#7), pan (CC#10), data slider (CC#6), and mod wheel (CC#1), though nearly any CC message can be customized from your host or controller. Check it out!

0:00 – Intro + CC Definitions
0:27 – 16 Separate MIDI Channels
0:44 – MIDI Goes from 0 - 127
1:32 – 1010Music Nanobox Fireball
1:51 – Novation 61SL MkIII
2:01 – Native Inst. Komple Kontrol M32
2:18 – MidiMonitor by Snoize
3:13 – IK Multimedia Hammond BX-3
4:04 – MIDI CC#s are Interchangeable
5:09 – Assigning MIDI CC#s
8:48 – MIDI Implementation Chart
9:24 – Daniel's Free SYNTH CLIPS Series
9:44 – Thanks for Watching!

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