

Technical stuff
The Sonic Palette's twelve pre-programmed pre-sets are selected by the
rotary switch. Other programs (set-ups) are available by contacting
Christensen Controllers.

The Sonic Palette has the following assignable components:
• 84 pressure sensors, arrayed 12 by 7
• A two dimensional joystick
• Two sliders
• Two pressure switchs
• Two rotary potentiometers
The note array can be set up in a variety of ways, including some custom arrangements. An example of a preset matrix:
More
detailed info on currently available arrangements can
be found here.
Interfacing, or how to get the Sonic Palette into your system (see the Control this page for more information)
It was originally designed to be a controller for soft-synths, and so the most common chain would be: Sonic Palette, MIDI cable, MIDI interface, USB cable, computer running a virtual synthesizer.

And it interfaces (plug and play) with any MIDI equipped synthesizer. Sonic Palette, MIDI cable, MIDI in on keyboard synthesizer or workstation.

Of course the same is true with MIDI sound modules. Sonic Palette, MIDI cable, MIDI in on module.

A few options are available from our shop to customize your Sonic Palette for your playing and aesthetic style. Customization requests must be emailed to ed@sonicpal.com.
Color: Many semi-transparent (grain shows) colors and stains are available, as well as solid colors. (Photos coming soon). Request must be made before purchase. Also, inquire about current hardwood options.
Key layout: If you don't like the two key layout options that are standard, design your own. We will program it for you and provide a note surface laminate with graphics to help reference pitches. However, we currently only do this within the 12 by 7 sensor matrix that the Sonic Palette employs.
Custom programs: One or more of the default programs can be replaced to change the function of various control components. Simply email your request for information on how to proceed.
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