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Editing and Creating Setups
Special Function Controllers
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Zone Transpose (ZnXpos)
Zone Transpose (ZnXpos) transposes the Zone. No transposition
is a value of 64. To transpose up or down an octave, add or
subtract 12 to 64. All of the ExpressionMateÕs transpose
controllers work in a similar way.
Note Controller Destinations
(13Note, 37Note, SclLen, Note #)
These Controller destinations, 40Ð42, let a Controller send a range
of notes (13Note and 37Note), a user-deÞned number of notes
(SclLen), or a single note (Note #).
Try setting the RibbonÕs Destination to any of these Controllers,
then create atonal music or Òpercussion jamsÓ by randomly
touching different points on the Ribbon. If you have a stage
lighting system that uses MIDI notes to turn lights on and off,
you can use the Ribbon or another controller to ÒplayÓ your
lights in time with the music, creating a killer stage show.
You can also use scales other than the default chromatic scale.
You can even program your own scales (see page 83 for
information on the Scale Editor) or use notes latched into the
Arpeggiator as a temporary scale.
SclLen will play as many notes as are in the current scale; note
lengths on the ribbon are determined by the scale selected with
parameter 131: CCNoteScl. If youÕre using a User scale, then the
length is determined by the Notes/Octave parameter in the scale
editor. SclLen will only play the number of notes in the scale and
the Þrst note determined by the scaleÕs Octave Size. The
untransposed root pitch for SclLen is C4.
The quickest way to the Scale Editor from the Controller Editor,
by the way, is to hold down the Learn button, then press Global.
Here are the normal, untransposed ranges for 13Note and
37Note:
CONTROLLER MIDI NOTES UNTRANSPOSED PITCHES
13Note 60–72 C4–C5
37Note 48–84 C3–C6