Manuale italiano-inglese Oberheim-Viscount MC3000 - Synth Zone

MC 3000
Operating Manual
The second window contains 8 columns representing 8 logical lines, and the third window
contains an icon representing one of the 8 MIDI outputs of the MC 3000.
The logical lines are variables included in a MIDI connection; in practice, instead of
connecting an input port directly to an output port, each input port (MIDI IN) can be
connected to a logical line which may be connected in turn to one or more MIDI outputs.
Thus once the connection between the In port and a logical line has been established, it
can be connected to one or more OUT outputs.
In practice, if several MIDI OUTs are connected to the same logical line, they will have the
same output data (COUPLING), while in the same way if two MIDI IN ports are connected
to the same logical line, they will be MERGED on the selected MIDI OUT port(s).
To make these connections, the user simply uses the cursor keys to locate on the arrow
above the icon of a MIDI IN port (when selected, the arrow becomes solid) and turns the
encoder or presses INC or DEC until the number of the logical line to be connected to the
port appears above the word PORT.
Selecting the
number of the
logical line for
The user can now move on with the cursor keys to the second window, on the column or
logic line just connected to the input port, where the connections between this MIDI IN and
one or more OUT outputs can be made.
As soon as this second window is accessed, when the cursor is moved horizontally with
the cursor keys to select the various logic lines or columns, the number of the line being
selected will appear simultaneously against the word PORT in the top of the third window.
The cursor is moved vertically using the cursor keys to select the various MIDI outputs,
represented by the 8 vertical lines that make up each column. At the same time, the
name of the selected output will appear in the icon in the third window.
UNDO function
Aborts last
modification
Once the user has located on the logic line and output required, the connection is created
by simply turning the encoder clockwise or pressing INC (to eliminate the connection, turn
the encoder anti-clockwise or press DEC). When the connection is made, a box will
appear against the logic line and the dash which represents the exit. When several boxes
appear in a column, several outputs are connected to the relative logic line.
F6 (undo) can be pressed to abort the last operation performed or modification made in
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