Creating Sounds and Effects
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The patch is set up as follows (Patch 1 is used in this example. The same
procedure is used for the other three patch pages.):
• Press the button directly beneath “Dest 1” and use ADJUST to select the
desired Destination parameter.
• Press the button direclty beneath “Src 1” and use ADJUST to select the
desired control Source.
• If desired, press the button directly beneath “Thresh” and use ADJUST to
set the threshold value. (See
Setting Threshold Values
.)
• Press the button beneath “Scale 1” and use ADJUST to set the scale range
and polarity. (See
Setting Scale Values
.)
If the Update function is “On,” you will see the value of “Offset 1” change when
you move the Destination controller.
After a patch is created, it can be saved in a register. Up to four General Purpose
patches can be created and saved with any setup. (See page 2-7
Storing a new
sound
.)
Threshold allows you to match any position of the Source controller to the initial
value of the Destination parameter. Threshold values are 0-127. This corre-
sponds to the value range of typical MIDI controllers. Setting the threshold to 0
sets the the
minumum
position of the controller to the initial value of the
Destination parameter. This will allow you to
increase
(but not decrease) the
parameter’s value. Setting the threshold to 127 sets the
maximum
position of the
controller to the initial value of the Destination parameter. This allows you to
decrease
(but not increase) the parameter’s value. Setting the threshold to 64
sets the
middle
position of the controller to the initial parameter value. (This
allows you to
both
increase
and
decrease
the parameter’s value by equal
amounts.)
Saving Patches
THRESHOLD
Threshold = 64
127
64
0
100%
50%
0%
Parameter
value
Controller
value
Threshold = 0
127
64
0
100%
50%
Parameter
value
Controller
value
No
Effect
Threshold = 127
127
64
0
50%
0%
Parameter
value
Controller
value
No
Effect
Example parameter "MIX" set to 50%
Setting Threshold Values
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