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300 V 3.0 Owner's ManualLexiconDynamic MIDI ®Dynamic MIDI ® allows you to patch virtually any MIDI controller to any effectparameter in the 300. Mod Edit mode is used to create or modify Dynamic MIDI ®patches.To use Dynamic MIDI ® , you assign a MIDI controller or an event to a setupparameter or to an effect parameter, using the patch parameters found on thepages in Mod Edit. (Two pages for setup patches are available in Setup Editmode.) Four parameter patch pages are available at any one time in Mod Editmode. These pages will be for Machine A or Machine B, depending on the typeof setup currently running, and on the machine currently selected.OffCntlr- 0ModWheelBreathCntlr-3FootPedalPortaTimeVolumeCntlr-9PanExpressionCntlr-12-15GP Cntlr-1-4Cntlr-20-31SustainPortaSwSostenSwSoftPedalSwitch-68-79GP Cntlr-5-8Sitch-84-95PitchWheelAfterTouchLastNoteLastVelMidiClockKnob->L-MeterR-MeterLFO-1Available "Source" selectionsEach of the four patch pages available for each machine shows the followingparameters:Patch # 1A DEST VALUESOURCE THRS SCALEDestination: This is used to select the effect parameter that the MIDI controlleris patched to. The available parameters are based on the algorithm that you arecurrently running.Value: This is used to set the initial value of the parameter that you arecontrolling. This is provided as a convenience so that you do not have to go intoEffect Edit mode to view the available parameters of the running algorithm.Source: This is used to select the MIDI controller, or event, that will control aneffect parameter in the 300. The list contains the selections shown to the left.Threshold: This is used to set the point below which controller values will nothave an effect on the parameter.Scale: This is used to set the effective control range of the MIDI controller.Scaling can be set from -200% to +200%. When Scale is set to 100%, the fullrange of the MIDI controller will correspond to the full range of the selectedDestination parameter. Setting a negative value will cause the 300 to reduce thesetting of the parameter as the controller increases.You can store any patches you create with the Effect simply by pressing STORE,selecting a register number with the Soft knob, and then pressing STORE again.Note: Be extremely careful when creating patches while a MIDI deviceis connected. If you accidentally send a MIDI Program Change beforesaving the patches in a register, they will be lost. To avoid thispossibility, you may want to set the MIDI Master Channel (in ControlMode) to OFF, or unplug the MIDI cable from the 300's rear-panel MIDIIN connector.7-4
MIDI OperationThe 300 provides two different methods for using MIDI Program Changemessages. These functions are accessed in Control mode (selected by pressingCONTROL). From Control mode, use the PAGE UP/DOWN keys to select theMIDI Control page and press the key directly beneath "EDIT".MIDI Table mode has three selections: OFF, FIX and MAP.Using MIDI ProgramChange messageswith the 300MIDI Table modeOFF sets the 300 to ignore all incoming Program Change messages.If you are in the FIX mode, and are transmitting on the System channel, ProgramChange messages 0-99 will select 300 Setup Presets P1-P100; ProgramChange messages 100-127 will select the first 28 Setup Registers (R1-R28).Note that R29-R50 are not accessible to the MIDI Program Change mechanism.Setup changes will take precedence over Effect changes.In FIX mode, if you are transmitting on channels assigned to Machine A and Bwhich are different from the System channel number, Setup changes will beignored. For each Machine, Program Change messages 0-99 will select EffectPresets P1-P100; Program Change messages 100-127 will select Effect RegistersR1-R28. Only effects which are legal for the setup will be selected. Illegaleffects will be ignored (the currently running effect will not change.) An errormessage will be displayed.You will quickly discover that a fixed relationship between MIDI ProgramChanges and the 300's preset and register numbers is not very convenient.Changing the presets in a synth, or the registers in the 300, is not all that easywhen you have to arrange everything so that MIDI Program Changes have thedesired effect. To solve this problem, the 300 has a corresponding map tablewhich is used when the MIDI Table mode is set to MAP. In this mode, programchanges are transmitted on the System channel you have assigned. Setups,effects for Machine A and effects for Machine B can be mapped to any programchange message. Dealing with MIDI Program Changes becomes much easiersince you can completely rearrange the relationship of MIDI Program Changenumbers to the 300's registers and presets in minutes.To assign Program Change messages to presets or setup registers, call up theMIDI Control page (from Control mode), and press the button directly below"EDIT".Editing the MIDI TableMap:(1-128) -> S or E(AorB) #Ch _ _ 1:preset or reg namePress either the first or second button on the top line, and use the Soft knob toselect the MIDI Program Change number you want to use. The third button onthe top line allows you to select S (Setup), EA (Effect A) or EB (Effect B). Therightmost button allows Soft knob selection of the setup or effect preset orregister number you want loaded by the Program Change number displayed onthe top line. Continue this procedure until the table contains all of the entries youneed.7-5
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