default.yml

identification:
  # map is used if name is founded by that name
  # real_name: "Name of my ultimate keyboard seen in /proc/bus/input/devices file"

  # optional field, used to set midi output name
  nice_name: "Keyboard"

control:
  1:  panic
  74: reset
  60: octave_up
  59: octave_down
  62: semitone_up
  61: semitone_down
  66: channel_up
  65: channel_down
  68: program_up
  67: program_down
  64: octave_add
  63: octave_del

# every midi note is allowed
# use c4 as lowest possible note is recommended
# decimal notation are allowed

# 0: c-1 (first)
# 12: c0
# 24: c1
# 36: c2
# 48: c3
# 60: c4
# 72: c5
# 84: c6
# 96: c7
# 108: c8
# 120: c9
# 127: g9 (last)
notes:
  86: 35

  2:  35
  16: 36
  30: 37
  44: 38

  3:  38
  17: 39
  31: 40
  45: 41

  4:  41
  18: 42
  32: 43
  46: 44

  5:  44
  19: 45
  33: 46
  47: 47

  6:  47
  20: 48
  34: 49
  48: 50

  7:  50
  21: 51
  35: 52
  49: 53

  8:  53
  22: 54
  36: 55
  50: 56

  9:  56
  23: 57
  37: 58
  51: 59

  10: 59
  24: 60
  38: 61
  52: 62

  11: 62
  25: 63
  39: 64
  53: 65

  12: 65
  26: 66
  40: 67

  13: 68
  27: 69
  43: 70

  14: 71
  28: 72

options:
  # defines behavior of generating note_on/note_off events on case where two different buttons are mapped to
  # the same midi note
  #
  #           "always" - classic, lazy behavior where note_on and note_off events are always produced
  #            "never" - note_on event are produced only for new midi notes, if note is already pressed by different key, event generation will be skipped.
  #                      note_off event are produced only when all keys which was pressing same midi note will be released
  # "new_presses_only" - (Default) - note_on events are always generated.
  #                      note_off event are produced only when all keys which was pressing same midi note will be released
  midi_jam_mode: "never"

# auto-connecting section
auto_connect:
  - "amsynth:midi_in"