HI Jesse,
Can't speak for others but for my particular use case ranges between c1-c3 would suffice. That will allow for stacking two notes together, 1 octave apart, to add a little more depth, and instruct The NDLR to change its Chord.
EDIT: Sorry just saw your other note, "if you have midi channel 15 for control, if you send midi on channel 15, no midi data sent into the NDLR on ch 15 comes out the other side." Yea, that makes sense and I won't be relying on The NDLR to pass notes thru like traditional MIDI thru/merge functionality. But would assume playing a note that falls in the defined range would change The NDLR's Chord across all 4 parts (Pad, Drone, & both Motifs) mimicking that of pressing the Chord button on its panel.
Cheers
Can't speak for others but for my particular use case ranges between c1-c3 would suffice. That will allow for stacking two notes together, 1 octave apart, to add a little more depth, and instruct The NDLR to change its Chord.
EDIT: Sorry just saw your other note, "if you have midi channel 15 for control, if you send midi on channel 15, no midi data sent into the NDLR on ch 15 comes out the other side." Yea, that makes sense and I won't be relying on The NDLR to pass notes thru like traditional MIDI thru/merge functionality. But would assume playing a note that falls in the defined range would change The NDLR's Chord across all 4 parts (Pad, Drone, & both Motifs) mimicking that of pressing the Chord button on its panel.
Cheers