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Pr
oteus 1000 Operation Man
ual
53
Ma
ster Men
u
MIDI Pa
ram
eters
Scr
een Viewing
Angl
e
This function changes the viewing angle of the display so that you can read
it easily from either above or below the unit. The angle is adjustable from
+7 to -8. Positive values will make the display easier to read when viewed
from above. Negative values make the display easier to read from below
.
VIEWING ANGLE
+0
60
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
Introduction
9
Product Description
9
Important Safety Instructions
11
Foreign Language Warnings - German
14
Foreign Language Warnings - French
17
Declaration of Conformity
20
Setup
21
Unpacking
21
Connection Instructions
22
Basic Setup
22
Studio Setup
23
Power up
24
Instant Gratification
25
Playing Demo Sequences
25
Auditioning Presets
25
Selecting and Quick Editing Presets
26
Basic Operations
29
Front Panel
29
Volume Control
29
Master Button
29
Edit Button
29
Control Button
29
Audition Button
30
Left/Right Cursor Buttons
30
Multisetup Button
30
Save/Copy Button
30
Home/Enter Button
31
Data Entry Control
31
Front Panel Controller Modes
31
Real-Time Control
31
Quick Edit
32
Deep Edit Mode
32
Main Screen
34
MIDI Channel Selection
34
Preset Selection
34
Channel Volume
35
Channel Pan
36
Sound Navigator
37
Preset Category
37
Instrument Category
37
Multitimbral Operation
38
Multisetup Menu
39
Multisetups
39
Restoring Multisetups
40
Saving & Naming Multisetups
40
User Setup
41
Multitimbral Sequencing
42
Master Menu
43
Defining Master Parameters
44
Transpose/Tune
44
Bend Range
44
Velocity Curve
45
MIX Output
45
MIDI Channel
46
Master Effects
47
Effects Mode
47
Effects Multi Mode Control
47
Master FXA Algorithm
48
A Effect Types
48
FXA Parameters: Decay/Hf Damping Fxb -> Fxa
49
FXA Send Amounts
49
Master FXB Algorithm
49
B Effect Types
50
FXB Parameters: Feedback/Lfo Rate Delay Time
50
FXB Send Amounts
50
MIDI Parameters
51
MIDI Mode
51
MIDI Sysex ID
51
MIDI Enable
52
MIDI Program Change -> Preset
52
Receive Program Change
53
Real-Time Controller Assignment
53
MIDI Footswitch Assign
54
Tempo Controller
55
Knob Preset Quick-Edit
55
Knobs Deep Edit
56
Knobs/Riff MIDI out
56
Preset Edit All Layers Enable
56
Front Panel Knob Calibration
57
MIDI Sysex Packet Delay
58
Send MIDI System Exclusive Data
58
User Key Tuning
60
Base Tempo
60
Screen Viewing Angle
61
Programming Basics
63
Modulation
64
Modulation Sources
65
Random Sources
66
Modulation Patchcords
66
Envelope Generators
67
Tempo-Based Envelopes
68
Envelope Repeat
68
Low Frequency Oscillators (Lfos)
69
Clock Modulation
70
Modulation Destinations
72
Modulation Processors
73
Preset Modulation Processors
75
Using the Modulation Processors
77
More Examples
79
Dynamic Filters
81
What Is a Filter
82
Parametric Filters
85
The Z-Plane Filter
86
Signal Flow
87
MIDI Channels & Real-Time Controls
88
Bank Select Commands
90
Stereo MIX Outputs
91
Edit Menu
93
Preset Name
94
Four Layer Architecture
95
Selecting Layers
95
Defining Layer Parameters
96
Selecting an Instrument
96
Sound Navigator
96
Defining Key Range
97
Defining the Velocity Crossfade Range
100
Defining the Real-Time Crossfade Range
102
Transposing the Instrument
105
Tuning
106
Background: Transpose Vs. Coarse Tuning
106
Amplifier
106
Volume Envelope
107
Selecting the Mode
107
Defining the Volume Envelope
108
Chorusing the Layer
109
Sound Start Offset and Delay
109
Non-Transpose Mode
110
Solo Mode
110
Assign Group
111
Glide
112
Z-Plane Filters
112
Proteus 1000 Filter Types
113
Filter Types
113
Filter Parameters
115
Filter Envelope
115
Defining the Filter Envelope
117
Auxiliary Envelope
117
Low Frequency Oscillators (Lfos)
117
Shape
118
Sync
119
Rate
119
Delay
120
Variation
121
Patchcords
122
Modulator Polarity
123
Pitchbend Range
125
MIX Output
125
Common Preset Parameters
126
Preset Effects
126
Output Section
127
FXA Algorithm
128
A Effect Types
128
FXA Parameters
129
FXA Send Amounts
129
FXB Algorithm
129
B Effect Types
129
FXB Parameters
130
FXB Send Amounts
130
Preset Patchcords
131
Initial Controller Amount
132
Keyboard Tuning
133
Preset Links
135
Preset Tempo Offset
136
Audition Riff Selection
136
Play solo Layers
136
Programming Tutorial
137
Editing Presets
137
Changing the Instrument
137
Changing the Tuning of an Instrument
138
Chorus
139
Volume Envelope
139
Working with Filters
141
Adding the Filter Envelope
142
Changing Filter Types
144
Envelope Repeat
145
Practice Modulating
145
Troubleshooting
146
Linking Presets
147
Effects
149
Effects Overview
149
The Effects Sends
149
Effect Types
151
A Effect Types
151
B Effect Types
151
Effect Parameters
151
Decay
152
High Frequency Damping
152
Feedback
152
LFO Rate
152
Delay
152
Effects Programmed in the Preset
153
Master Effects
154
Effects Mode
156
Flexible Effects Control
156
Using the Effects Channel Settings in Multi Mode
158
Effect B into Effect a
158
Fxa Send Amounts
159
General Effect Descriptions
160
Reverb
160
Chorus
161
Doubling
161
Slapback
161
Stereo Flanger
161
Delay
162
Stereo Delay
162
Panning Delay
162
Dual Tap
162
Vibrato
162
Distortion
162
Save/Copy Menu
163
Saving a Preset
163
Copying Information
164
Copy Preset
164
Copy Layer
165
Copy Patchcords
166
Copy Preset Patchcords
166
Copy Preset Bank
167
Create Random Preset
167
Sound Authoring
168
Copy User Bank to Flash
168
Rename Flash SIMM
169
Duplicate Flash
170
Appendix
171
Front Panel Knob Functions
171
Proteus 1000 Preset Categories
172
Preset Listing
173
Instrument Listing
180
Instrument Listing
181
Riff Listing
189
Riff Listing
190
Velocity Curves
193
Velocity Curves
194
Patchcord Amount Chart
195
MIDI
196
Received Channel Commands
198
Technical Specifications
199
Sound Design
200
Warranty
201
Index
203
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Brand
E-Mu
Model
proteus 2000
Category
Synthesizer
Language
English
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