How to Setup OMS Studio Patches (1997) - House of Synth

NOTE: Transposer modules change MIDI note numbers. They donot actually alter the internal tuning of your synthesizers. The musicalintervals expressed in the Transposer module are based onstandard Equal Temperament. Actual tuning amounts will change ifyou use alternate synthesizer tuning scales.OPENING ANDUSING A MAPTRANSPOSER EDITWINDOWTo open a map Transposer edit window: Click the Map button in the simple Transposer edit window.A map Transposer edit window opens to show the current conditions of the simpleTransposer (as seen in Figure 48).This SimpleTransposer editwindow setting...opens this MapTransposer EditWindow when youclick the Mapbutton.Figure 48: Opening the Map Transposer Edit WindowThe scrolling keyboard along the right edge of the window lets youmap any MIDI note to any other MIDI note. Use the To numerical totranspose each individual note (you can set each numerical usingMIDI entry, see Module Editing Basics, pg. 16).The controls in the left half of the window allow you to duplicate thetranspositions defined in one note range for any other note range.For example, the default setting lets you create a transposition mapfor the twelve notes of one octave, then duplicate these transpositionsfor all octaves. Use the four numericals to set the two ranges,then click the Extend button to perform the extension. NOTE: You may want to define some commonly used transpositionmaps as either Virtual Controllers or Virtual Instruments and usethem instead of a map in your Studio Patches. Virtual Controllersand Virtual Instruments are discussed in Chapter 3: Virtual Controllersand Virtual Instruments. Maps use a relatively large amount of memory, so if you find yourselfusing the same map in multiple places in the same Patch document,you’ll use less memory by putting maps into Virtual Controllers or VirtualInstruments.Ch 2: Patch Modules - 31 - Studio Patches Manual