Jomox ALPHA BASE User Manual

Version OS 1.0
11.3.2.3 Editing p-locks
A parameter-lock that is stored in one step of a track actually consists of three pieces of
information:
1. Parameter (CC number) and
2. Value (CC amount).
3. P-Lock active or not
As stated before, the p-locks work internally exactly like CC Midi controllers. See the list
of CCs in the appendix. You are able to edit the value of a p-lock location. That is useful
if you want to edit e.g. the sweep of the filter cutoff over a couple of steps.
Switch (KIT/SEQ) to enter the pitch sequencer display:
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Now go right with the cursor and the screen shows the parameter locks - if there are
any:
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The bar indicates that a p-lock has been written to a step and the height of it shows the
value of the p-lock.
Now go right with the cursor to the position of the p-lock you want to edit. Once you
have reached a step with a written p-lock, the number of the corresponding CC and the
value is displayed:
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1
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We have taken the example from above with the decay. Kick drum decay is CC 102.
Now turn the (Data) wheel and edit the value of the selected p-lock. The value in the
second line gets updated
Note that only values, not CC numbers can be edited . In order to change a CC, you
have to create another p-lock that overrides the previous one.
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Jomox ALPHA BASE Specifications

General

Voices	11
Analog Voices	8
Sequencer	Yes
Connectivity	MIDI In/Out/Thru, USB
Display	LCD
Type	Drum Machine
Effects	Delay, Reverb
Outputs	Main stereo output, headphones output
Inputs	2x 6.3mm Jack Inputs
Memory	Pattern
Power Supply	External Power Supply
Polyphony	11
Synthesis	Analog and Digital