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Fractal Audio Systems MFC-101 Manual
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11 NAMES
Besides Preset names, which appear in the display, the MFC-101 stores “friendly” names for many other entities.
These can be shown while programming to make it easier to remember all of the connected devices and assigned
functions. The following table lists those entities which may be named, together with the intended use of the
names, and the menu page where names are given.
Nameable Entity Intended Use Menu Page where Name is Set
Preset Name of the Preset Preset: Name (12.1.1)
Song* Name of the Song Song/Set: Song Name (12.2.1)
Set Name of the Set List Song/Set: Set Name (12.2.3)
MIDI Channel Name of the device connected on this channel MIDI: MIDI Channel Names (12.5.5)
IA Switch Name of the function(s) controlled MIDI: IA Switch Names (12.5.13)
Preset Internal CC Name of the function controlled MIDI: Internal CC Names (12.5.16)
* Song names also appear when you step
UP
or
DOWN
if the global Bank Style is set to NONE.
Names are displayed in EDIT MODE to make programming easier. The
NAMES
footswitch LED flashes whenever
the MFC-101 cursor is on an Edit menu parameter which has a corresponding name. Pressing the footswitch
momentarily (~2 seconds) displays the name and then returns to the regular menu page.
EXAMPLE: Imagine that an MFC-101 is connected to an Axe-Fx on MIDI channel 1, with a vocal processor on MIDI
channel 2 (via THRU). Channel 2 has been named “VoxBox”. An IA Switch, number 15, has been set for CC#64,
which controls reverb on the VoxBox. This IA Switch has been given the name “VoxVerb”. Here’s an example
showing the use of these two applied names within a single menu page:
1) The MFC-101 operator navigates to the “IA Switch
CC# Settings” menu page (12.4.8) and presses
INCR
to
get to switch #15. Hmm...What was that footswitch set
up for again?
2) Because the cursor is in a parameter which can be
named, the NAMES footswitch LED Flashes. Pressing the
switch shows the friendly name for the item/value at
the current cursor position: IA15
3) The cursor is moved to the MIDI channel parameter
and Channel 2 is selected. Hey, what’s connected on
that MIDI channel anyway?
4) The NAMES footswitch LED flashes. Pressing the
switch shows the friendly name for the item and value
at the current cursor position, the MIDI channel in this
case.
NOTE: The stored value of a Name is always shown, ignoring unsaved changes from the current edit session.
Every available NAME in the MFC-101 has a factory default setting. See 15.1 on p. 79 for details.
IA15 c1 CC#64 Ch02 VoxVerb
IA15 c1 CC#64 Ch02 VoxBox