EMS iVCS3, Руководство пользователя

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Control
MIDI
Scrub Y
Accelerometer X
Accelerometer Y
LFO
After selecting MIDI , iVCS3 enters into "learn mode" i.e. it “hears” incoming
MIDI Control Change messages. It’s then possible to send messages with
MIDI hardware, Virtual MIDI and Network MIDI. Flashing screen means the
association between the parameter and the MIDI message has been
successful and displays the corresponding control Change and Channel.
Alternatively you can enter direct CC and MIDI Channel number through
number keyboard. You will also receive an additional setting: 'Widget Range'
that allows you to resize the range of action on the parameter. This is
because you can use all 128 steps MIDI to control precisely particular part of
the parameters.
Scrub Y binds the widget to vertical movement on the keyboard
(Scrub Y). An additional setting allows you to specify the speed
(gravity) of the action.
Aftertouch Y Scrub, you can assign one or more iVCS3
parameters to aftertouch scrub Y, so after a played note, you
can scrub in the vertical axis (Y) by controlling one or more of
the parameters. An additional setting allows you to specify the
speed (gravity) of the action.
N.B. Playing keys from top to bottom, you can change the amplitude of each
note i.e. key velocity (0 ÷ 127). The same with black keys.
Accelerometer X and Y are used to control the parameters through the
horizontal or vertical inclination of the device.
LFO , Low Frequency Modulation is a table look-up oscillator with seven built-
in shapes. The frequency of LFO is expressed in Hz and BPM (Beats per
Minute). You can get the period time by dividing 1/freq. The LFO Frequency
value is converted in BPM (Beats Per Minute), you can adjust this value