When you have the TriplePlay hardware set to a pitch bend range (PBR) of +-12, this means bending up a half step on your string sends a message (if you have set a pitch bend parameter as above) to the pitch bend wheel of the virtual instrument or connected keyboard to move the pitch bend wheel 1/12 of its range of forward motion. On a keyboard controller, for example, you may be familiar with the pitch bend wheel: By default, the TriplePlay guitar controller is set to a pitch bend range of +-12. However, even if you set this method, you may not hear pitch bends if your instrument (software or hardware) does not have a matching pitch bend range to the TriplePlay guitar controller. For more detail on how to do this, or what the different methods mean, I encourage folks to head to see the user guide for the TriplePlay application. TriplePlay allows the user to set a pitch bend method within its patch parameters.
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