7-4
Setup Mode and the Setup Editor
Setup Mode
In summary, physical controller destinations, their curves and states, and the Arpeggiator
parameters all deÞne controller assignments for programs in Program mode. The other
parameters have no effect; this keeps Program mode relatively simple. Program mode lets you
change values for transposition, MIDI channels, and programs independently of the control
setup.
Once you save changes to the control setup, those changes will affect all programs when you are
in Program mode. For example, programming the Large Ribbon in the control setup to have
three sections will mean that in every program in Program mode, you will have a three-section
Large Ribbon.
You may want to program several different control setups, and switch among them for different
applications. Suppose, for example, that youÕre recording a song, but you donÕt want to record
aftertouch. You can create a setup with pressure turned off in Zone 1 (on the PRESS page in the
Setup Editor, set the value of the Press parameter to Off for Zone 1). Now whenever you want to
record without aftertouch, just select this setup as the control setup.
Control Setup–Setup
Editor Page, Zone 1
Parameters Affecting
Program Mode
Parameters Not Affecting
Program Mode
CH/PROG ZoneArpeg, Destination,
MIDIBankMode
LocalPrg, Out, Channel, MIDIBank,
MIDIProg, Status, EntryProgChg
KEY/VEL VelScale, VelOffset,
VelCurve
LoKey/HiKey, Transpose, NoteMap,
LoVel/HiVel
PAN/VOL None
BEND All
COMMON Sync
ARPEG All
RIBCFG All
Continuous Controller
assignment pages
(SLIDER, SLID/2,
CPEDAL, RIBBON,
WHEEL, PRESS)
Dest, Scale, Add, Curv Ent and Exit
Switch Controller
assignment pages
(FOOTSW, SWITCH)
SwType, Dest, On, Off Ent and Exit
KDFX, FXMOD2,
FXMOD3, FXMOD4,
FXLFO, FXASR, FXFUN
None
Table 7-1 Control Setup Parameters Affecting Program Mode
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