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The Volume Scalar
The purpose of the volume scalar is to allow adjustments between the relative
output levels of different patches on a synthesizer. For example, if the bass
patch on a synthesizer is too loud compared with its piano patch, you can change
the setup map to scale the bass volume down or the piano volume up.
The volume scalar specifies a percentage value for changing all MIDI
main-volume controller messages that follow an associated program-change message. For
example, if the volume scalar value is 50%, the MIDI Mapper modifies MIDI
main-volume controller messages as shown in the following illustration:
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