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Peavey DPM C8p - 2.11 b Enabling;Disabling Parameters; 2.12 Range Velocity Selection

Peavey DPM C8p
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Except
for
the
footswitcb.es
(which
can
only
be
turned
ON
or
OFF
for
each
range),
all
the
controllers
on
this
screen
can
be
set
to
the
following
values:
OFF
-
No
message
sent.
POS
-
Message
sent
with
die
polarity
shown
on
the
CtlAsgn
screen.
See
section
2C
for
more
infonnation.
NEG
-
Message
sent
with
the
opposite
polarity
than
that
shown
on
the
CtlAsgn
screen.
Real-time
crossfading
can
be
achieved
by
setting
a
controller
to
opposite
polarities
in
different
ranges.
For
example:
If
slider
1
is
programmed
to
send
volume
(MIDI
controller
#7)
with
(+)
polarity
and
enabled
as
POS
on
range
1
and
NEG
on
range
2.
moving
the
slider
up
will
increase
the
volume
of
range
1,
while
decreasing
the
value
of
range
2.
If
the
Global
equal
pow
r
er
curve
is
Enabled
(see
section
4B),
the
C8
can
perform
very
smooth
crossfades
with
little
or
no
volume
“dropout”
when
the
controller
is
near
the
middle
position.
This
technique
is
not
limited
to
volume—some
interesting
effects
can
be
achieved
by
using
pan
(MIDI
controller
#10)
or
pitch
bend.
Note:
In
order
for
a
slider’s
button
to
be
enabled
for
a
range,
the
slider
must
be
enabled
for
that
range.
2.11a
Selecting
the
Range
to
Be
Edited
Press
the
RngStep
(Range
Step)
soft
button
to
increment
to
the
next
higher,
active,
range.
Going
past
8
wraps
around
to
Range
1.
2.11b
Enabling/Disabling
Parameters
Place
the
cursor
on
device
to
be
enabled
or
disabled
(pitch
wheel,
wheel
2,
wheel
3,
keyboard
pressure,
sliders
1
-4,
footswitches,
foot
CV1
and
foot
CV
2)
and
select
either
ON
or
OFF
(for
footswitches),
or
select
OFF,
POS
or
NEG
(for
the
rest).
2.11c
Accessing
Other
Pages
Note
that
you
can
also
access
the
Ranges
page
(section
2B),
Vol/Prg
page
(section
2.10),
and
Save
Preset
page
(section
214)
by
pressing
the
appropriate
soft
button.
2.12
Range
Velocity
Selection
Each
range
has
its
own
velocity
curve
that
determines
how
r
the
MIDI
velocity
value
will
correspond
to
the
dynamics
of
your
playing.
Each
curve
is
based
on
one
of
33
curves
stored
in
ROM,
as
customized
with
user-
programmable
scale
and
offset
parameters.
Press
the
Velocity
soft
button
from
any
page
where
it
appears
to
call
up
the
following
screen:

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