Peavey Ultraverb II - Page 24

Ch r Chorus Rate
Ch d Chorus Depth
re t Reverb Time (both left and right)
retL Reverb Time Left
retr Reverb Time Right
dLtP Delay Pre-Delay
dL t Delay Time (both left and right)
dLtL Delay Time Left
dLtr Delay Time Right
dLFb Delay Feedback (both left and right)
dLFL Delay Feedback Left
dLFr Delay Feedback Right
dLFt Delay Tapped Feedback
Another option, off, disables MrDI controller response.
6. Use the +/- buttons to select the desired parameter to be controlled.
7. Press MODS again to select the amplitude scaling page. The parameter
value as programmed in the patch is the nominal value which will be
either increased or decreased by the MIDI controller.
The scaling parameter is variable from -99 to 99. The closer the setting is to
0, the more the controller signal is attenuated. Thus, if you're using a pedal
and want the full pedal to create only a small change, set a value dose to 0. If
you want it to create the maximum possible change, set a value closer to 99.
A negative number inverts the pedal motion. Example: If a setting of 99
increases the delay feedback as the controller value increases, a setting of -99
decreases the delay feedback as the controller value increases.
8. After editing the MIDI parameters, remember to save the patch (section
3 . 3 ).
Note
It is helpful to understand how different controller values affect parameters.
It is assumed that the controller works like a pitch bend wheel, which
normally produces a value of 64. This value has no effect on the parameter
being controlled. Rotating the pitch wheel away from you produces values
65-127 and increases the parameter, rotating it toward you produces values
0-63 and decreases the parameter. Examples: With a parameter that goes
from 00-99 set to 0, a controller sweep of 64-127 will sweep the full range. If
the parameter is set to 50, then 64-127 scaled to 50% will sweep the
parameter from 50-99, and 0-64 scaled to 50% will sweep the parameter from
00-50.