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The function generator can be programmed to jump between segments based
on certain conditions. Because the decision to jump is based on conditions,
these jumps are called Conditional Jumps. For example, the function generator
could be programmed to loop only if the key is still being held. In the diagram
below, the function generator has been programmed to jump back to segment 3
if the key is held but jump to segment 4 whenever the key is released.
REMEMBER TO TURN UP THE
LFO AMOUNT WHEN USING
LFOS AS CONDITIONALS.
A CONDITIONAL JUMP ALWAYS
GOES TO THE
BEGINNING
OF
THE DESTINATION SEGMENT.
Conditional jumps can be programmed to jump to the destination segment
immediately or they can wait until the end of the segment before jumping. The
conditional jumps are:
Never
............................ Never jumps. Always goes on to next segment.
Always End
................. Always jumps at the end of the current segment.
Note On End
............... Jumps at the end of the segment if the note is still on.
Note On Immed.
......... Jumps immediately if the note is still on.
Note Off End
............... Jumps at the end of the segment if the note is off.
Note Off Immed.
........ Jumps immediately if the note is off.
LFO 1 or 2 End
.......... Jumps at the end of the segment if the value of the
selected LFO is equal or greater than the
conditional value.
Footsw. 1-3 End
......... Jumps at the end of the segment if the selected foot-
switch is pressed.
Footsw. 1-3 Immed.
... Jumps immediately if the selected footswitch is pressed.
Velocity End
................ Jumps at the end of the segment if the velocity value is
greater than a positive conditional value or less than a
negative conditional value. See the following page.
Key End
....................... Jumps at the end of the segment if the note value is
greater than a positive conditional value or less than a
negative conditional value. See the following page.
1
2
3
4
If
Note Off
Jump to 4 at
End
of Segment
5
6
7
8
If
Note Off
Immediately
Jump to 4
If
Note On
Immediately
Jump to 3
Summary of Contents for Ultraproteus
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Page 11: ...Chapter 1 Basic Setup 1 UltraProteus INTRO BASIC SETUP ...
Page 12: ...UltraProteus Operation Manual 2 ...
Page 20: ...UltraProteus Operation Manual 10 ...
Page 21: ...11 Chapter 2 Basic Operation UltraProteus BASIC OPERATION ...
Page 27: ...27 Chapter 4 Midimap Menu UltraProteus MIDIMAP MENU ...
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Page 37: ...37 Chapter 5 Effects Section UltraProteus EFFECTS SECTION ...
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Page 77: ...57 Chapter 6 Hyperpreset Menu UltraProteus HYPERPRESET MENU ...
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Page 87: ...83 Chapter 7 Preset Programming PRESET PROGRAMMING ...
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Page 120: ...99 Chapter 8 Preset Menu UltraProteus PRESET MENU ...
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Page 150: ...129 Chapter 9 Copy Menu COPY MENU UltraProteus COPY MENU ...
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Page 158: ...137 Chapter 10 Step by Step STEP BY STEP UltraProteus STEP BY STEP ...
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