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Min/Max 0/+12, Value = 6
0 (6) +12
Switch: Off On
Min/Max 0/+12, Value = 3
0 (3) +6
Switch: Off On
Min/Max 0/+12, Value = 9
6 (9) +12
Switch: Off On
The reason I explain this is because the same type of setup exists
(internally) for the GE itself, but it is only available using the software
programming environment. There are far more parameters and groups
to choose from, but the original programmers chose the up to 16 GE
RTParms using the same system: pick a group/parameter, and assign a
min/max (which might be the whole range, or just a small part of it). So
the switch info I explained above is useful when you are trying to get it to
jump between 2 values within a range that some other programmer
chose, and you don’t want to just go from the min to the max.
These 16 parameters come up on (6.3-1/2/3/4) [K GE] - [GE
P..4/8/12/16], where they get assigned to knobs/switches, or just set to
a value. The user doesn’t get to see or change the min/max.
16. What does the [x] Init K.RTC (KARMA Real-time Controls-Use
GE's Value) checkbox on (6.1-1) actually do?
This relates entirely to the previous question, so after reading that:
Let’s say you’ve loaded a program, with a GE setting, and then twiddled
the knobs so they're not at the "Center" position. Let’s say knob 1 is
assigned in this GE to vary “Swing” (which happens to be GE RT Parm
#1), and the min/max is 0~100, the Value (center) is 50, and the knob is
at 3 o’clock or so, corresponding to a MIDI value of 96. Now, you load a
new GE, and this GE has something completely different in the GE
RTParm Slot #1 (let’s say Rhythm Random Factor, with a min/max of -
99/+99), and the original GE had this value set at +25. So the Value of
‘25’ becomes the center value setting for knob 1 (because it’s still
assigned), and because the knob is at the 96 position, what you actually
hear is not 25, but something like 62:
-99 -37 25 62 +99
Knob: 0....16....32....48....64....80....96...112...127
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