Keith McMillen Instruments BopPad, User Manual

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The source menu defines what data from the BopPad will be used to trigger this modline. Choices
include:
• Off - no data will be sent.
• Velocity - velocity data (based on how hard you hit the surface) will be used.
• Pressure - how hard you press on the surface after striking will be used.
• Initial Radius - where you initially strike the surface will be used.
• Radius - the position of where you are pressing onto the surface.
• Relative Radius - the difference between where you are currently pressing the surface and
where you initially struck the surface.
Radius values are measured with 1 at the center and 127 at the edge.
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Inverts the data from the source.
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Applies a gain coefficient to scale the data from the source up or down.
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Offset the data by a fixed amount.
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Apply one of seven predefined curves, or a user defined curve to the data.
• Linear - no shaping of the data.
• Logarithmic - use a logarithmic curve to shape the data.
• Exponential - use an exponential curve to shape the data.
• Light - soft hits are unchanged, and it makes it harder to reach higher velocities
• Medium - makes softer hits softer, and then evens out as velocity goes higher.
• Hard - makes really soft hits 0 velocity, makes soft hits much softer and makes it easier to reach
higher velocities.
• Dynamic - soft hits are normalized and medium and hard hits have a logarithmic curve applied.
• User - use a user defined curve to shape the data.