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Controls the amount of excitation. A setting of 0 will shut off the exciter.
3.3 Saving Edited Patches
Before getting into MIDI control, here's how to save your work.
1. After doing your edits, press USER/FACTORY (which in this case
assumes its alternate persona as a STORE button).
2. U will flash to remind you that you can only save to a User memory
location.
3. Select the desired patch location with the +/- buttons.
4. Press USF.R/FACTORY a second time. The display shows donE to confirm
that your work has been stored in the selected patch.
Notes
• You can back out of the saving process any time before step 4 by pressing
any key except STORE or PATCH.
• If you are in edit mode, have altered parameters, and then select patch
mode, the display will nervously flash the patch number. This is the
Ultraverb IT's way of saying "Hey! You’ve edited this patch! Do you want
to save it or not?" Tf not, just select another patch in the normal way.
Otherwise, press EDIT to scoot back into the edit mode, and save the patch
as described above.
3.4 MIDI Dynamic Control
Real-time control of signal processing parameters via MIDI is one of the
great remaining frontiers of musical electronics. Sure, that sounds like hype,
but once you get into it you'll be hooked. Guaranteed.
Parameters can be altered by the following types of MIDI messages (the
abbreviation in bold is the mnemonic used in the display):
• Continuous Controllers 1-120; 32 and 96-101 are omitted (CXXX, where
XXX is a three-digit number)
• Pitch wheel (PiCH)
• Monophonic or polyphonic pressure (PrES)
• Velocity (UELC)
• Note number (notE)