Banks Configuration

The Banks Configuration panel allows you to customize how each bank behaves, including its shifter settings, color feedback, and MIDI channel.

Banks configuration panel

Bank Number

This is the bank ID - a unique identifier for each bank.

Bank Shifter ID

To activate more than one bank, you need to configure a component to behave as a bank selector.

Setting Up a Bank Shifter

Use the capture tool inside the “Button” drop-down
Make sure the Auto-select feature is enabled in the settings
Select Capture in the bank shifter’s list
Push the button or encoder switch you want to link it to

You can also use the hardware ID number to set it manually. Find the hardware ID number on the top left corner of your cards.

Bank Shifter Mode

You can set the bank shifter to be Toggle or Momentary:

Mode	Behavior
Momentary	Bank only remains active as long as the button is held down
Toggle	Bank stays active until the button is pressed again

General Bank Color

Set the color feedback for everything that has feedback LEDs in this bank.

Global Bank MIDI Channel

Set the MIDI channel for this entire bank.

Recall Banks Remotely

You can recall banks remotely using Program Change messages. This is useful for:

Recalling a specific bank at a specific time during your performance
Controlling bank switches on multiple controllers simultaneously

Remote Bank Recall Messages

Program Change	Bank
0	Bank 1
1	Bank 2
2	Bank 3
3	Bank 4
4	Bank 5
5	Bank 6
6	Bank 7
7	Bank 8

Send these Program Change messages on the MIDI channel configured for Remote Banks in your Preferences.

Controlling Multiple Controllers

If you have two or more controllers, you can control the bank switch on all controllers at the same time with only one button. Simply MIDI chain your controllers together.

Banks Overview - Understanding banks and basic operations