Bloom features extensive MIDI control features for interacting with its parameters in real time.

MIDI control of Bloom is host-dependent. Some hosts make it very easy to route MIDI notes and/or continuous controllers to an effect plugin, but in some it may be necessary to run Bloom as an instrument or MIDI-controlled effect on a separate channel and route the desired audio to its input(s).

Please consult your host's documentation for full details of its MIDI implementation for audio effect plugins.

Bloom features 2 kinds of MIDI control:

MIDI CC input

Bloom allows the ability to assign MIDI CC (continuous controller) messages to the following:

•its parameters

•parameter modulation amounts from individual TransMod modulation sources.

See the MIDI Learn section for full details on Bloom's MIDI mapping functions.

MIDI note input

Bloom responds to MIDI note input for retriggering and setting LFO rates as well as for generating several TransMod modulation sources. See the Advanced MIDI section for more details.