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System OperationSoft knob patches are made in MOD Edit mode. Press MOD EDIT to display oneof the four possible patches in each Machine. Press PAGE UP or PAGE DOWNto view other patches in the same effect. Press MACH to display patches in theother Machine.Soft knob PatchesExample:Setup Preset DM 223 *Delay Daze contains two effect presets (*3Voice Dlys and*Pingo Pongo), each of which has delay parameters mapped to the Soft knob.The *3Voice Dlys effect preset loaded into Machine A, has 2 patches (DLY3 andDLY4); the *Pingo Pongo effect preset loaded into Machine B, has 3 patches(DLY1, DLY2 and RDLY). Press VALUE to display the actual values of eachpatch.Selecting any of these parameters (or any field labeled Dst#) allows you to selecta different parameter to be patched to the Soft knob. Patched parametersbecome part of the Setup, and control of their values is accessed in Setup Selectmode.A Patch page viewed in "Label" mode:Patch # 1A DEST VALUESOURCE THRESH SCALEA Patch page viewed in "View" mode:Patch # 1A Dly3 120mKnob-> 17 65%Soft knob patches are made just like other MIDI patches; Choose the Destinationfirst (the parameter you wish to control), then the source controller (the MIDIcontroller;Softknob, LFO, Mod Wheel, Pitch bender,etc.), then a scaling amount(+% to increment or -% to decrement the parameter).In the value mode, if you select “knob->” as a source controller, the actual Softknob value can be adjusted. Press the button directly under the Soft knob value.In this example this would be the button under “17”. Now, as you turn the Softknob, the MOD EDIT display will show the interaction between the Soft knobcontoller and the patched effect parameter.Remember! All MOD Edits are an extension of the individual effect. There arefour patches in each effect (machine). Therefore, all MOD patches are storedwith the effect. However, it is important to realize that the Soft knob parametercontroller is much like any other external MIDI controller, in that it is actually partof the Setup .3-21
300 V 3.0 Owner's ManualLexiconIf the Soft knob value is set to 37, and then stored into a Setup Register, whenyou recall that Setup, the knob will automatically set the effect parameter valuewhich it controls.It is also important to understand that, if you load a Setup which has a Soft knobvalue of say, 66, and then load any other effect(s) into that setup, any Soft knobpatches which exist in the newly loaded effect(s) will cause the linked parametersto jump to some new value. The Soft knob value controls the linkedparameter(s) at all times.Control ModeControl mode provides access to general global parameters and miscellaneousfunctions including audio configuration. Selecting Control mode does notinterrupt the audio operation of the 300.There are nine Control mode pages:Event ListMIDI Mode and Map TableMachine ConfigurationDigital Interface and Sampling RatesSCMS ModeEmphasisBypass/Effect Load ModeCopy ToolsPurge ToolsEach of these pages is described below.Page OneTime Code Event ListEvent List: OFF VIEWADD DEL EDIT SNAPThis page allows creation and modification of a list of up to 50 events triggeredstandard timecode or MIDI timecode. Four main functions are provided: Add,Delete, Edit and Snap. (For more information, see Chapter 6: Time CodeOperation.3-22
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