Chase Bliss MOOD MKII — MIDI Editor & CC Reference

Control the Chase Bliss MOOD MKII from your browser — full MIDI CC reference for 9 parameters, interactive editor, and AI-generated presets. Free, no install.

Nitelite gives the MOOD MKII a full browser-based control surface: turn every knob, flip every switch, describe the tone you want to the AI Tone Terminal, and save the results — all sent to the pedal live over MIDI (default channel 2). Works free in Chrome, Edge, Opera, or Brave — no install required.

Knobs

ControlMIDI CCDescription
TIMECC 14Wet channel delay/reverb time
MIXCC 15Wet/dry mix balance
LENGTHCC 16Micro-looper loop length / slice size
MODIFYCC 17Wet channel modify (varies by mode)
CLOCKCC 18Sample rate for both channels
MODIFYCC 19Micro-looper modify (speed/direction/envelope)

Alt / Secondary Knob Functions

ControlMIDI CCDescription
STEREO WIDTHCC 24Stereo image width
RAMP WAVECC 25Ramping waveform shape
FADECC 26Loop fade in/out
TONECC 27Tone/EQ control
LEVEL BALCC 28Level balance between channels
DIRECT LOOPCC 29Direct micro-loop control

Switches

SwitchMIDI CCPositions
WET MODECC 21REV / DLY / SLIP
ROUTINGCC 22IN / IN+LP / LOOP
LOOP MODECC 23ENV / TAPE / STRETCH

DIP Switches — CONTROL

ControlMIDI CCDescription
TIMECC 61Enable ramping/bounce/expression control for TIME knob
MODIFYCC 62Enable ramping/bounce/expression control for MODIFY (Wet) knob
CLOCKCC 63Enable ramping/bounce/expression control for CLOCK knob
MODIFYCC 64Enable ramping/bounce/expression control for MODIFY (Loop) knob
LENGTHCC 65Enable ramping/bounce/expression control for LENGTH knob
BOUNCECC 66Ramp mode (off, one-shot) vs Bounce mode (on, continuous LFO). Default waveform is triangle.
SWEEPCC 67Sweep direction: Bottom (B, knob=min of range) or Top (T, knob=max of range)
POLARITYCC 68Ramp polarity: Forward (F, normal) or Reverse (R, inverted)

DIP Switches — CUSTOMIZE

ControlMIDI CCDescription
CLASSICCC 71Classic Mode - Brings back original MOOD MKI behavior: noisy clock, loop deterioration, resonant reverb, aliased slip, bendy delay, choppy tape
MISOCC 72Mono In, Stereo Out - Splits a mono input signal into stereo output
SPREADCC 73Engages stereo processing. Each mode creates a unique stereo image (Reverb=scattered taps, Delay=ping-pong, Slip=panning, Tape=fwd+rev)
DRY KILLCC 74Removes dry/clean signal from output (even when bypassed). For parallel wet/dry setups.
TRAILSCC 75Wet Channel effects smoothly fade out after bypass instead of cutting off
LATCHCC 76Changes Freeze and Overdub from momentary to latching (stays engaged until held again)
NO DUBCC 77Refresh Mode - Reduces looper feedback to 0, turns Micro-Looper into pseudo-live effect. Leave overdub engaged. In Classic mode, mutes loop during overdub instead.
SMOOTHCC 78Smooth Clock - Removes harmonized stepping from CLOCK knob for fluid continuous adjustment

Footswitches

  • Lbypass on CC 103, hold on CC 105
  • Rbypass on CC 102, hold on CC 106

Special MIDI Functions

  • Tap Tempo — CC 93
  • MIDI Clock Sync — CC 51. Controls whether MOOD MKII follows incoming MIDI clock. Saved globally. When on, TIME knob syncs to clock divisions; when off, clock is ignored.
  • Ramping Active — CC 52. Pause or resume the ramp/bounce LFO. Send 0 to stop ramping, any value >0 to resume.
  • True Bypass Mode — CC 55. Switch between buffered bypass (0) and true bypass (1). Saved globally.
  • Freeze — CC 105. Freeze the Wet Channel — holds the current reverb/delay tail indefinitely. Equivalent to holding the Loop footswitch. Latch DIP switch affects momentary vs. latching behavior.
  • Hidden Menu — CC 104. Opens or closes the hidden menu on MOOD MKII (equivalent to a hardware gesture). Used to access additional settings.
  • Buffer Length — CC 33. Sets the internal buffer size. Off=Half length (matches original MOOD MKI behavior), On=Full length for longer loops.
  • Loop Clock Division — CC 53. Clock division for the Micro-Looper channel (Loop footswitch). 0=32nd note, 1=16th, 2=8th triplet, 3=8th, 4=dotted 8th, 5=quarter, 6=half, 7=whole. Saved globally.
  • Wet Clock Division — CC 54. Clock division for the Wet Channel (Bypass footswitch). 0=32nd note, 1=16th, 2=8th triplet, 3=8th, 4=dotted 8th, 5=quarter, 6=half, 7=whole. Saved globally.
  • Expression Over MIDI — CC 100. Control expression input position via MIDI. 0=heel down, 127=toe down. Affects whichever parameters are assigned to expression control.
  • Sync — CC 31. Clock sync routing. 0–1=Loop+Wet synced, 2=no sync, 3+=Wet+Loop synced (alternate order).
  • Spread — CC 32. Stereo spread channel assignment. 0–1=Loop channel only, 2=both channels, 3+=Wet channel only.
  • Synth Output Type — CC 58. Sets how Synth Mode responds to MIDI notes. 0=Open (constant drone, most like a transposable effect), 1=On/Off (gates output on note on/off), 2+=ADSR (full envelope shaping for most synth-like response). Saved globally.
  • Synth Octave Transpose — CC 57. Transposes the Synth Mode pitch reference in semitone increments. 1=12 semitones, 2=24, 3=36, 4=48, 5=60, 6=72, 7=84, 8=96, 9=108 semitones. Saved globally.
  • Synth Attack — CC 80. ADSR envelope attack time for Synth Mode (requires Output Type=ADSR). 0=fastest, 127=slowest. Saved globally.
  • Synth Decay — CC 81. ADSR envelope decay time for Synth Mode (requires Output Type=ADSR). 0=fastest, 127=slowest. Saved globally.
  • Synth Sustain — CC 82. ADSR envelope sustain level for Synth Mode (requires Output Type=ADSR). 0=silent, 127=full level. Saved globally.
  • Synth Release — CC 83. ADSR envelope release time for Synth Mode (requires Output Type=ADSR). 0=fastest, 127=slowest. Saved globally.
  • Synth Portamento — CC 84. Glide time between Synth Mode notes. 0=no glide (instant), 127=maximum glide. Saved globally.
  • Tap Tempo (CC107) — CC 107. Primary tap tempo CC. Send any value >0 to register a tap. To exit tap tempo mode, hold the Loop footswitch and turn the TIME knob.
  • Factory Reset — CC 56. Reset all settings to factory defaults. This cannot be undone.
  • MIDI Reset — CC 110. Resets MIDI-specific globals: MIDI clock sync off, octave transpose +3 octaves, clock dividers to quarter note, portamento to 0, gate mode to 0. Send any value 1–127.
  • Exit Synth Mode — CC 59. Force exit from Synth Mode. Send any value >1. Synth Mode activates automatically when a MIDI note is received; use this to exit without turning a knob.

Hardware Presets

The MOOD MKII has 122 hardware preset slots. Nitelite can save your current settings to a slot and recall slots via MIDI program change.

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