chroma console

Control surface for the Hologram Chroma Console pedal — sends MIDI CC to the hardware, carries no audio. All 34 documented CCs are available; eight assignable SLOTS back them with real parameters, so those eight are what clip automation, MIDI learn, Electra and the Push 2 card can drive. The pedal is receive-only, so the card shows what was sent, never what the pedal holds — PUSH ALL re-asserts every slot.

A control surface for the Hologram Chroma Console pedal. It sends MIDI CC to the hardware and carries no audio of its own — patch the pedal's audio through your interface as usual. The pedal has 34 documented CCs; this card exposes all of them, but only EIGHT at a time are backed by real parameters (the slots), and those eight are what clip automation, MIDI learn, Electra and the Push 2 card can drive. Assign any control to any slot from the card; the assignment is saved with your rack. Eight is deliberate: a clip can hold sixteen automation lanes in total, so one device taking half of them still leaves room for the rest of your patch. IMPORTANT: the Chroma Console is receive-only. It never reports its settings back, so this card shows what the APP has sent, not what the pedal currently holds — turning a knob on the pedal itself will silently disagree with the screen. Use PUSH ALL to make the pedal match the card again. Two controls, RATE and TIME, are snapped by the pedal to tempo subdivisions and cannot be un-snapped; their readouts are marked so you can see that the number you set is not exactly the value you hear.

the faceplate

controls

source

chromaconsole.ts on GitHub.