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| MIDI CC | Controller Name | Comment |
| 0 | Bank Select | Allows user to switch bank for patch selection. Program change used with Bank Select. MIDI can access 16,384 patches per MIDI channel. |
| 1 | Modulation Wheel | Generally this CC controls a vibrato effect (pitch, loudness, brightness). What is modulated is based on the patch. |
| 2 | Breath Controller | Often associated with aftertouch messages. It was originally intended for use with a breath MIDI controller in which blowing harder produced higher MIDI control values. It can be used for modulation as well. |
| 3 | Undefined | |
| 4 | Foot Controller | Often used with aftertouch messages. It can send a continuous stream of values based on how the pedal is used. |
| 5 | Portamento Time | Controls portamento rate to slide between 2 notes played subsequently. |
| 6 | Data Entry MSB | Controls value for NRPN or RPN parameters |
| 7 | Main Volume | Controls the volume of the channel |
| 8 | Balance | Controls the left and right balance, generally for stereo patches. |
| 9 | Undefined | |
| 10 | Pan | Controls the left and right balance, generally for mono patches. 0= hard left, 64 = center, 127 = hard right |
| 11 | Expression | Expression is a percentage of volume (CC7). |
| 12 | Effect Control 1 | Usually used to control a parameter of an effect within the synth/workstation. |
| 13 | Effect Control 2 | Usually used to control a parameter of an effect within the synth/workstation |
| 14-15 | Undefined | |
| 16-19 | General Purpose Controllers (Nos. 1-4) | |
| 20-31 | Undefined | |
| 32-63 | LSB for Controllers 0-31 (rarely implemented) | |
| 64 | Damper Pedal (Sustain) [Data Byte of 0-63=0ff, 64-127=On] | On/Off switch that controls sustain. (See also Sostenuto CC 66) 0 -63 = Off, 64 -127 = On |
| 65 | Portamento | On/Off switch 0 -63 = Off, 64 -127 = On |
| 66 | Sostenuto | On/Off switch – Like the Sustain controller (CC 64), However it only holds notes that were “On” when the pedal was pressed. People use it to “hold” chords” and play melodies over the held chord. 0 – 63 = Off, 64 -127 = On |
| 67 | Soft Pedal | On/Off switch Lowers the volume of notes played. 0 – 63 = Off, 64 – 127 = On |
| 68 | Legato Footswitch | On/Off switch Turns Legato effect between 2 subsequent notes On or Off. 0 – 63 = Off, 64 – 127 = On |
| 69 | Hold 2 | Another way to “hold notes” (see MIDI CC 64 and MIDI CC 66). However notes fade out according to their release parameter rather than when the pedal is released. |
| 70 | Sound Controller 1 (default: Sound Variation) | Usually controls the way a sound is produced. Default = Sound Variation. |
| 71 | Sound Controller 2 (default: Timbre/Harmonic Content) | Allows shaping the Voltage Controlled Filter (VCF). Default = Resonance – also(Timbre or Harmonics) |
| 72 | Sound Controller 3 (default: Release Time) | Controls release time of the Voltage controlled Amplifier (VCA). Default = Release Time. |
| 73 | Sound Controller 4 (default: Attack Time) | Controls the “Attack’ of a sound. The attack is the amount of time it takes for the sound to reach maximum amplitude. |
| 74 | Sound Controller 5 (default: Brightness) | Controls VCFs cutoff frequency of the filter. |
| 75-79 | Sound Controller 6-10 (no defaults) | Generic – Some manufacturers may use these to further shape their sounds |
| 80-83 | General Purpose Controllers (Nos. 5-8) | Generic On/Off switch 0 – 63 = Off, 64 -127 = On |
| 84 | Portamento Control | Controls the amount of Portamento. |
| 85-90 | Undefined | |
| 91 | Effects 1 Depth | Usually controls reverb send amount |
| 92 | Effects 2 Depth | Usually controls tremolo amount |
| 93 | Effects 3 Depth | Usually controls chorus amount |
| 94 | Effects 4 Depth | Usually controls detune amount |
| 95 | Effects 5 Depth | Usually controls phaser amount |
| 96 | Data Increment | Usually used to increment data for RPN and NRPN messages. |
| 97 | Data Decrement | Usually used to decrement data for RPN and NRPN messages. |
| 98 | Non-Registered Parameter Number LSB | For controllers 6, 38, 96, and 97, it selects the NRPN parameter. |
| 99 | Non-Registered Parameter Number LSB | |
| 100 | Registered Parameter Number LSB | |
| 101 | Registered Parameter Number MSB | |
| 102-119 | Undefined | |
| 120 | All Sounds Off | Mutes all sounding notes. It does so regardless of release time or sustain. (See MIDI CC 123) |
| 121 | Reset All Controllers | Reset all controllers to default state |
| 122 | Local Control | Turns internal connection of a MIDI keyboard/workstation, etc. On or Off. If you use a computer, you will most likely want local control off to avoid notes being played twice. Once locally and twice when the note is sent back from the computer to your keyboard. |
| 123 | All Notes Off | Mutes all sounding notes. Release time will still be maintained, and notes held by sustain will not turn off until sustain pedal is depressed. |
| 124 | Omni Off | Sets to “Omni Off” mode |
| 125 | Omni On | Sets to “Omni On” mode. |
| 126 | Mono On | Sets device mode to Monophonic |
| 127 | Poly On | Sets device mode to Polyphonic. |