Support - Frequently Asked Questions (Minimonsta)
Frequently asked questions about the Minimonsta
Instrument: Minimonsta | Platform: Macintosh | Format: Any |
All our instruments work with Snow Leopard.
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Instrument: Minimonsta | Platform: Any | Format: Any |
We are constantly updating our products to work with the latest machines, both Mac and PC. When you buy one of our products please ensure that you registered it.
As soon as this is done the latest versions are automatically allocated to your account from where you can download and install them.
To register a product you will need to set up an account via the My Account link at the top of this page. Once you have received your account details via email, login and link to My Instruments from where you will be able to download the latest versions.
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Instrument: Minimonsta | Platform: Any | Format: Any |
There is a very simple way to check which CC is assigned to which parameter:
1. Click on the knob you want to check
2. Click 'Setup'.
3. In the MIDI section you'll see "Un-bind [NameOfParam(CC XX)]" if the control is MIDI mapped.
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Instrument: Minimonsta | Platform: Any | Format: Any |
The manual incorrectly lists Osc 2 & 3 Transpose as having the same CCs assigned as the Delay Left & Right Times (CCs 12 & 13). The values should be as follows:
Osc 2 Transpose = 27
Osc 3 Transpose = 28
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Instrument: Minimonsta | Platform: Any | Format: Any |
The Minimonsta responds to program change in the following manner:
1) Extend the Minimonsta Meta-Patch window.
2) From the Meta-Patch window, select the folder you want to respond to program change (this could be a user customized folder).
3) Click on the PGA-RTFM button.
Each of the Meta-Patches within the selected folder is assigned a program change number starting at 1 and running sequentially thereafter.
If you send the instrument Program Change No. 1, the first sound in the list is loaded into the instrument RAM, but it is only activated when a key on the Melohman Octave (the black octave on the left) is pressed. Doing this loads the Patch for that key of the new sound (this will be a variation on the sound that has been loaded into RAM, and each key in the Melohman Octave loads a different variation). This can easily be automated within a host.
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Instrument: Minimonsta | Platform: Macintosh | Format: Any |
Please check in: User/Library/Preferences for a folder named "Ohm Force" and remove it. Then install the Minimonsta once more.
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Instrument: Minimonsta | Platform: PC | Format: Any |
This is fixed in the latest version of the Minimonsta. Please register your Minimonsta on the site and download the latest version.
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