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Basic Operation
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Turn SELECT to select Patch 1 (which is set to Off).
The FX Width parameter is now assigned as the patch Destination.
Now, press Load/✱ to bring up the Values display. This will show
the default Destination value setting (–360 MONO). This is the
value assigned to FX Width when the LFO is at its minimum value
(000).
Patch 1 ✱ Src
Int Off
Patch 1 ✱ Src
Int LFO
Patch 1 ✱ Dst
Controls FX Width
Patch 1 Values
✱ 000 -360 Mono
Patch 1 Values
✱ 127 +360 Mono
Patch 1 ✱ Dst
✱✱✱ Unassigned ✱✱✱
Turning ADJUST will scroll through the entire list of available patch
Sources. Turn ADJUST counterclockwise until LFO is displayed in
the lower right.
The LFO is now assigned as a patch Source.
Press Load/✱ to bring up patch Destinations for selection.
The display should show that Destination is unassigned.
The ADJUST knob will now scroll through all of the available
parameters of EkoChorus. The lower line of the display will show
the edit matrix row label on the left, and the parameters in that
row on the right.
Turn ADJUST clockwise until FX Width (in the effect's Controls row)
is displayed in the lower right corner of the display.
Turn ADJUST one click counterclockwise to display the default
Destination value (+360 MONO) assigned to FX Width when the
LFO is at its maximum value (127).
That’s all there is to setting up a default patch - select a Source and
Destination, and the minimum and maximum patch values are set
automatically. Of course, you will often want to modify the patch
further, either by adjusting the modulation source parameters,
changing the default values or adding additional pivot points. In
the following sections, we’ll continue using this patch to show
examples of these modifications. When we’re done, the new patch
will add dynamic spatialization to the EkoChorus program.
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