Peavey DPM C8p - 2.12 b ROM Curve; 2.12 c Changing the Curves Offset; 2.12 d Changing the Curves Scale

2.12a Selecting the Range to Be Edited
Press (lie RngStep (Range Step) soft button to increment to the next higher, active, range. Going past 8 wraps
around to Range 1.
2.12b ROM Curve
Place the cursor on the ROM curve parameter to select from 33 different velocity curves stored in ROM. The
graph shows the relation of MIDI output to input velocity. Curves 17-33 are inversions of curves 1-16. This
allows you to set up velocity crossfades.
2.12c Changing the Curve's Offset
Modify the ROM curve by first changing the offset. Place the cursor on the Offset parameter and select an
offset amount from -100 to +100. Positive numbers add a constant amount of base velocity to the curve; in
t >ther words, the velocity will not be lower than this value. Negatives values subtract a constant amount from
the velocity curve (although the resulting velocity value cannot be lower than 0).
2.12d Changing the Curves Scale
Further modify the ROM curve by changing the scale. Place the cursor on the Scale parameter and select the
desired scale. This value multiplies all velocity values by a constant, from 1% to 200% (100% does not affect
the selected curve).
If necessary, continue changing the offset and scale parameters until the graph that displays the relation of MIDI
output to input velocity shows the desired curve, and that playing the keys produces the desired velocity feel.
2.12e High Range
Each range can be restricted to play only within a particular velocity range. To set the range’s high limit, place
the cursor on the HiRng parameter and select a value between OOO and 127. The right-most bar graph shows
the range in black.
2.12f Low Range
Each range can be restricted to play only within a particular velocity range. To set the range's low limit, place
the cursor on the LoRng parameter and select a value between 000 and 127. The right-most bar graph shows
the range in black.
2 12g Keyboard Velocity Monitor
The left-most bar graph displays and holds the velocity with which a key was pressed. For chords, the graph
displays an average value. This is for readout only and cannot be adjusted.
2.12h Accessing Other Pages
Note that you can also access the Ranges page (section 2B), Vol/Prg page (section 2.10), Enables page (section
2.11), and Save Preset page (section 2D) by pressing the appropriate soft button.