Block Editor

Block Editor is a block control tool. It needs to be connected to block devices so you can make the most out of its capabilities.

Great emulation properties

The button panel inside the interface lets you assign buttons, knobs, or sliders in order to output and respond to MIDI data. You have to click 'update' every time new interface changes are made.

Colorful and useful MIDI interface controls

Besides the main block buttons being emulated in the main window, another set of buttons is present below which offers the user a host of MIDI-related utilities, like 'MIDI Spy' and 'MIDI control' which basically allow some levels of MIDI customization settings.
Extra options for your interface can be accessed in the 'More' button. Basically, you are able to access extra configuration settings for the controller, that include the send channel and backlighting brightness. Many of these are parameters that change the MIDI specifications. If you need to quickly assign controls for numbers and notes for fast programming, you can do that via the 'Quick Assign' button.

Handy set of features

Block Editor uses Microsoft Synthesiser and Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth as default connection with your block device. Each time you connect one to your computer, you can easily assign a different value to every button available on the pad just by clicking on any dedicated function. Instantaneously an output value and musical note type assignment mini window will appear, asking you to input your desired values.

Conclusion

Block Editor is a great interface for your block devices. It allows you to customize every button and knob values, alter the MIDI options, and choose what sort of default connection should be used when linked to your physical instrument. Having a colorful interface, it makes it easy for any artist to detect the buttons he/she needs quickly and effectively.