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Basic Operation
Lexicon
PATCHING (continued)
Mod Row Patches
AR ENV, Latch, Sw 1, Sw 2 , Delay and S&Hold are each activated
by assigning a threshold source to T Src that is used to turn them
on and off. This assignment is a subparameter in the Mod row —
not in the Patch row.
THE CUSTOM ROW
The Custom row of the full edit matrix allows you to customize an
effect by adding defining ranges, as well as meaningful names and
labels to the ADJUST knob and Custom Controls. It also provides
controls for assigning KeyWords to effects for sorting purposes.
Setting Range Limits for ADJUST and Custom Controls
The first five positions in the Custom row: ADJUST and Control 1-4
allow customization of the ADJUST knob and any Custom Controls
you want to place in the Soft Row. The controls for each of these
behave identically. The first set of controls allows you to set range
limits. Press Load/✱ and turn SELECT to display Low Limit, High
Limit and MidPoint. Use ADJUST to select values from 0-127.
Low Limit is the minimum value that the control will output. In
most cases this will be 0 (or 127 for inverted control). If ADJUST or
the Custom Control is also mapped to a MIDI controller, incoming
MIDI values below this minimum value will be treated as equivalent
to the Low Limit.
High Limit is the maximum value the control will output. This can
be set to any value above the Low Limit and effectively establishes
the total range of the controller. If ADJUST or the Custom Control
is also mapped to a MIDI controller, MIDI values above this
maximum value will be treated as equivalent to the High Limit.
In many cases, where the control is to have full range (0-127) or
where it is to behave as an off/on switch (0-1) these two values
(Low and High) are the only ones which have to be specified. In
other cases, the control can be enhanced by adding more than just
these simple range limits.
MidPoint allows you to establish a fixed reference point between
the selected Low and High Limits. The MidPoint has no effect on
the established range , but does determine the number of positions
within the controller's range which can be labeled with text.
Labeling ADJUST, the Custom Controls and Their Ranges
Press and hold the Edit button to
access a submode which allows you
to name the control, as well as any
points you have assigned. While you
are holding down Edit, the message:
Entering Custom label assign ... will
be displayed, followed by the current
name of the control with a cursor
positioned over the first character of
the name. Use ADJUST to select a new character. Press Up or Down
to select a new type of character (upper case, lower case, numeric,
symbolic, or blank). Simultaneously press Up and Down to clear all
characters from the cursor to the end of the line. Turn SELECT to
move the cursor to a new position. Continue in this manner until
you have finished entering the new name. A maximum of 20
characters (including spaces) may be used.
*Control 4*Control 3*Control 2*Control 1*ADJUST
Custom
KeyWord 1 KeyWord 2 KeyWord 3 KeyWord 4
PCM 91 Character Set
! “ # $ % & ‘ ( ) * + , - . / 0 1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 : ; < = > ? @ A B C D
E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U
V W X Y Z [ ¥ ] ^ _ ‘ a b c d e f g
h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z
{ : } ~ z (space)
The @ and the $ symbols are used
to represent Custom Control values.
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