Chapter 12
Control Options...
In addition to the two keyboard Zones
("
1"
and "2"), the
Cyclone
provides another Zone,
called the Control Zone. This Zone
is
not a source Zone, although it exists on the Master
controller as a section
of
its keyboard. What the Control Zone does is provide a user-
definable section
of
the Master keyboard that
is
used
to
perform a number
of
control
functions rather than musical data.
The "Control Options..." page comprises what we call the Control Zone which is used for
three independent functions:
• Input
of
Live Triggers and Step Advance for
LS
and
LP
Rhythms.
• Manual doubling and transposition while Cloning
or
Holding.
• Definition
of
Rests
These three functions can all be available simultaneously,
if
so programmed and enabled.
Input
of
Live Triggers
is
enabled automatically whenever Cloning in Live Single Trigger
or
Live Poly Trigger Rhythms, and disabled at all other times. The Live Trigger note-on
velocity
is
used for all notes Cloned for that Live Trigger. Step Advance is automatically
enabled whenever Recording in Live Trigger Rhythms. Step Advances are never echoed,
regardless.
Manual doubling and transposition is enabled in PLAY Mode through the Manual Control
switch.
The
particular function is defined
by
the Manual Control parameter parameter (see
below).
If
Cloning is enabled, then the transposition and doubling controls operate on the
Cloned note stream (at note-on time only).
If
Holding, then the Manual Control function
operates on the Record Buffer note list like a traditional Chord Hold, and the note-on
velocity
of
the Control notes
is
used for the transposed/doubled notes. (Note: Clone and
Hold may be activated either before or after Manual
Control-
it makes no difference).
Rests can be inserted into a Source note list instead
of
a note number by setting up an
inaudible Control Zone which overlaps the input keyboard Zone, and then playing
or
holding notes in the overlap region.
The available Control Zone functions, along with their corresponding display mnemonics,
are listed below:
C.
t Manual Control
L.n
Low Note
II.
n High Note
b .n Base Note
A . U Audible Control
P.
r Manual Transpose Priority
C . P Chain Program
P •3 Local Pedal 3
P.4
Local Pedal 4
E.3
MIDI Pedal 3
E .4 MIDI Pedal 4
Control Options
...
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