AAS ULTRA ANALOG VA-3, Руководство пользователя

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70 The Settings View
6.1.5 Keyboard
The Note Priority setting sets the behavior of the keyboard when several notes are depressed at the
same time when the Keyboard module is set to monophonic mode or when the maximum number
of polyphonic voices has been reached in polyphonic mode. In monophonic mode, the Priority
determines which of the lower, last, or higher note has precedence when several notes are played.
In polyphonic mode, this control determines which of the lowest, highest, or oldest note is muted
in order to replace it with the newest note played once the maximum of polyphonic voices has been
reached. Note that since this parameter determines the note priority, the stolen note will be the
opposite of what appears in the control display.
6.1.6 MIDI
MIDI Program Changes
Ultra Analog VA-3 responds to MIDI program changes when the Enable Program Changes option
of the
MIDI Program
setting is turned
on
. When this is the case
Ultra Analog VA-3
will load,
when it receives a MIDI program change message, the sound having the same index number, in the
currently selected sound pack, as the program number in the message. In order to view and modify
the index of sounds in a pack, please refer to section 4.3.2.
Pitch Bend
Ultra Analog VA-3 reacts to the MIDI pitch bend signal when this option is activated. By default,
the pitch bend is controlled by the pitch bend wheel but this can be changed by using the drop down
menu appearing in this section. A
Learn
command is available to assign a controller automatically.
In order to adjust the range of the pitch bend, use the Pitch Bend Range drop-down menu. The
different options are listed in number of semi-tones. Note that by choosing a value of zero semi-
tone,
Ultra Analog VA-3 will stop responding to MIDI pitch bend signal. The direction of the bend
can also be adjusted using the drop-down menu next to the range menu.
For more information on the channel volume and expression controller, please refer to sec-
tion 8.2.6.
6.1.7 MIDI Control Assignments
By default the MIDI channel volume and expression controller (MIDI CC number 7 and 11 respec-
tively) are mapped to gain parameters controlling the output volume of the synthesizer. In order
activate the expression controller, check the
Pre-Effects Output Gain option. In order to activate
the channel volume, check the Pre-Effects Output Gain option. Note that the pre and post-effects
output gains can be assigned to other MIDI continuous controllers by using the corresponding
drop-down menus. The
Learn next command can also be used to map these gain parameters to