USING THE WEB-APP EDITOR
The Gemini Editor is a Web-App, an interactive web site that can be used to control
all Gemini functions. All parameters are presented under the form of horizontal slider
for more convenience when using the app from a touch device. However, the app
can also be used with the mouse from a conventional computer. An in-line help can
be recalled by clicking/tapping on the (?) icon on the top right corner, or on the
parameter names in the editing pages.
THE HOME PAGE
Here is where you can switch between the two DSP units by simply clicking / tapping
on their icons. Switching is also available in title bar which is visible in all pages, so it's
not necessary to get back to the home page every time switching to the other DSP is
necessary. The Home page also shows some global options and functions.
MIDI CHANNELS
Each DSP responds to one MIDI Channel. By Default, channels are set to 1 for DSP 1
and 4 for DSP 2. Why not ch. 2 for the DSP 2? Because of the VB3-II organ: since it can
respond to 3 distinct MIDI channels for upper, lower and pedalboard, if DSP 1 is set to
ch. 1 and VB3-II is in use, channels 2 and 3 will respond respectively for its lower and
pedalboard. Similarly, if VB3-II is loaded on DSP 2 while this is set to respond on ch. 4,
channels 5 and 6 will respond respectively for its lower and pedalboard. If both DSPs
are set to the same channel, they will play together.
PRESET VOLUME
This option lets you choose whether to recall the parameter “Volume” (found at the
top of the effect page) when you switch to a new preset. When this option is set to
“Load” (default setting), the Volume parameter is restored as a normal parameter;
when this is set to “Ignore”, the Volume parameter remains untouched when a new
preset is recalled.
GLOBAL TUNING
This acts on all 15 synthesis engines and accept a range from A=430 Hz to A=450 Hz,
with 440 Hz being the default value. Every time this setting is changed, a reboot is
required in order for the new change to take effect.
VIEW MIDI CC MAP
This will open the MIDI CC Map page. See the paragraph “MIDI MAP” later in this
manual.
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