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EDIT P
ERFORMANCE
/C
ONTROLS
The
EDIT PERFORMANCE
/
CONTROLS
environment is where you can programme the
general parameters of the Performance. A Performance can memorise: the two
effects assigned to the DSPs, the maximum Pitch Bend excursion, the effect of the
Wheels and Pedals and how the Function Controllers operate.
With these settings, changing a Performance reconfigures the instrument automati-
cally, rendering it immediately available to modify a live playing situation or the
track situation for a Song recording task.
You can create a new Performance by saving an existing Performance to a new
Performance slot (Procedure: [
SAVE PERFORMANCE
] [
SELECT THE BANK
] [
SELECT THE
PERFORMANCE
]).
Page 1: Effects
Effect 1 Reverb assigned to DSP 1. If you select a reverb in Effects Library 1, this parameter will be
modified automatically.
Value range: see table in the Appendix.
Effect 1 Volume Determines the total volume of the signal effected by the DSP 1. The higher the value
assigned to this parameter, the more evident the effect will be.
Effect 2 Determines the type of Modulation assigned to DSP 2 such as Echo, Chorus, Flanger,
Fladel, Panmix, Phaser, Ensemble, Panecho, Dubbing. If you select a modulation in Effects
Library 2, this parameter will be modified automatically.
Value range: see table in the Appendix.
Effect 2 Volume Determines the total volume of the signal effected by the DSP 2. The higher the value
assigned to this parameter, the more evident the effect will be.
Page 2: Controllers (S2/S3)
Pitch Bend Sensitivity Maximum Pitch Bend excursion, in semitones.
Value range: -12 ... +12.
Pedal/Footswitch 1 Multiple parameter: selects the type of pedal (
pedal or footswitch) and assigns the MIDI
message it can generate.
Note: The footswitch polarity can be defined in
EDIT GENERAL
.
Value range: see table at the end of the chapter.
Pedal/Footswitch 2 As above.
Page 3: User Keys (S2/S3) Page 4: User Sliders (S2/S3)
The modifications made to a
Performance must be stored in
memory with [
SAVE PERFORMANCE
].
The Performance stored in
memory must be saved to Ram-
disk or floppy disk for future use.
Page 1: Effects Page 2: Controllers (S2/S3)
(3) Edit Performance/Controls
All the operations performed in
EDIT SOUND
can be annulled with
UNDO
before carrying out another
task.