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300 V3.0 Owner's ManualThings to ConsiderAbout GlidesLexiconAll parameter glides are based on the effect loaded in the list immediatelypreceding the glide. For example, let’s say that Medium Hall is Event Edit #4 andEvent Edit #5 specifies PA RTIM moving to a value of 3.8s, with a duration of 007Frames.Q What happens if you change Event #4 from Medium Hall to Vox Chorus?Edit #04 00 : 59 : 27 : 00S: VoxChorusEdit #05 01 : 00 : 21 : 05PA: GLD-> +Ma4 100FrA Event #5 is now being driven by an algorithm which does not have RTIM asa selectable parameter and which cannot, therefore, have a final parametervalue. New values will be automatically placed there based on the selectedalgorithm’s available parameters.The proper thing to do is to delete Event #5.6-8
Time Code OperationOnce you have created an Event List, you can also modify it by adding effectchanges. Select ADD. The display will show:Adding an eventAdd #XX (Event no.) 00 : 00 : 00 : 00* * : Setup name or "No Event"The ADD function is used in two different ways. To duplicate an event, press thebutton directly above the Event number field and use the Soft knob to scroll tothe event that you want to copy. When you press STORE, the event will becopied. (The copy will be placed directly after the original on the list.) To edit theevent effect, return to the main Time Code menu (by pressing CONTROL), thenpress the button directly above "EDIT".The second way to use the ADD function allows you to edit an existing event andadd the edited version as a new event in the list. To do this, press the buttondirectly above the event number, and use the Soft knob to scroll to the event youwant to start with. Now select the effect number, or the time code field, bypressing the button directly above these display choices, and change the valuesas needed. Each time you alter a time code entry, press ENTER. When you havemade all the changes you want, press STORE and the modified events will beadded to the list.To delete an entry from the Event List, select DEL. The display will show:Deleting an eventDel #XX 00 : 00 : 00 : 00* * : Setup name or "No Event"Selecting #XX allows soft knob selection from among the Event List entrynumbers (1-50). The time code associated with the event number is displayedto the right. Press the key directly above "Del" to delete any event number fromthe list. Note that if an entry number is deleted from the list, all subsequent entrieswill move up on the list.The Event List can be transferred via MIDI data dump via the MIDI Control pagein Control Mode.Dumping the list toMIDI storage devices6-9
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