Hey
 
I have no idea what these HEX number represent.    I was having problems attaching jpg files.
 
(CC91)
(CC93)
(CC11)
(CC74)
 
Thanks in advanced
 
Matthew

Are you sure those aren't Control Change numbers?
 
http://www.indiana.edu/~emusic/cntrlnumb.html

Thats exactly what they are. Continuous Controllers.  

Matthew737
Hey
 
I have no idea what these HEX number represent.    I was having problems attaching jpg files.
 
(CC91)
(CC93)
(CC11)
(CC74)
 
Thanks in advanced
 
Matthew

CC91 Usually controls reverb send amount
CC93 Usually controls chorus amount
CC11 Controls expression as a percentage of volume
CC74 Controls VCFs cutoff frequency of the filter

Yes, those are MIDI Controller numbers. The CC stands for Control Change and the number stands for the type of controller as per the Decimal column in the following table:
http://www.midi.org/techspecs/midimessages.php#3
 
So your numbers there are...
(CC91) - Effects 1 Depth (default: Reverb Send Level)
(CC93) - Effects 3 Depth (default: Chorus Send Level)
(CC11) - Expression Controller
(CC74) - Sound Controller 5 (default: Brightness)
 
Scott

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For once I beat Scott to it 

I believe that CC stand for Continuous Controller. At least it does with MIDI. 

Bristol_Jonesey
For once I beat Scott to it 

Nice one, Colin.
 
I've never managed I, but I did beat Scook once.  By less than a minute.. 

Bristol_Jonesey
For once I beat Scott to it 

Darn you Colin! I won't let it happen again...
 
Scott

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John
I believe that CC stand for Continuous Controller. At least it does with MIDI. 

Actually, it can be either that or Control Change as per the MIDI.org site. On that official site, they seem to use it for both.
 
Scott

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