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7-12
Setup Mode
The Setup Editor
Scale
After you’ve selected a continuous physical controller, you can modify the controller’s response
similarly to the ways you can modify velocity response. Refer to the graphs beginning on
page 7 ‐ 29 for illustrations of the velocity scaling parameters.
Scale lets you amplify or diminish the action of the controller. Full scale is 100%. Higher values
will make the controller more sensitive, and lower values will make it less so. Setting the scale to
a negative number makes the controller action work in reverse. As with velocity, you can use a
controller to crossfade between two zones by setting the scaling for one zone positive and the
other negative. Maximum scale values are +300% and ‐ 300% .
Curve
This lets you taper the controller response. The default setting is Linear , which means that the
response follows a straight line as you move the controller.
Setting Curv to Expand produces a curve that is less steep than the linear curve at keystrike
velocities below 64, and steeper than the linear curve at keystrike velocities above 64. In other
words, when you’re playing softly, you’ll notice velocity differences less than with a linear
curve, while when you’re playing hard, you’ll notice velocity differences more.
Setting Curv to Compress produces a velocity curve that is the opposite of the expanded
curve—that is, you’ll notice velocity differences more when you’re playing softly than when
you’re playing hard.
You can also create “reverse” versions of the three described curves. First, select your desired
curve. Then set the Scale parameter to ‐ 100% , and set the Offset parameter to 127 . This makes
the selected controller send a value of 127 when all the way down and a value of 0 when all the
way up.
To get an idea of how these curves affect controller response, refer to the Velocity Curve charts,
which begin on page 7 ‐ 29.
Offset
This adds or subtracts a constant to the controller, and at the same time sets minimum or
maximum values (there’s no need for separate Max and Min parameters). If Offset is 25 , the
minimum value of the controller will be 25. If it is ‐ 25 (and scale is 100% ) the first one ‐ fifth of the
controller’s movement (25/127 Ý 1/5) will send value of 0, and the maximum value of the
controller will be 102 (= 127 ‐ 25). As with velocity, Scale is a proportional change to the controller,
while Offset is a linear change. The values for Offset range from ‐ 128 to 127 .
DestType
This field determines which type of control destinations will be listed in the Dest field (see
below.) Choose Param if you would like to control one of the parameters for the program on the
current setup zone, such a parameter for an effect in the program’s effects chain, or a parameter
for a synth function such as a filter or LFO used by the program. The parameters listed depend
on what parameters exist for the current zone’s program and effects chain (see Dest below for
details on available parameters.) Choose Ctrl if you would like to control a MIDI continuous
controller number (when Param is selected, each parameter sends a MIDI CC value as well, see
the note under Dest , below, for details.) By default, MIDI continuous controller values are sent
internally to the program on the controller’s zone, as well as to the USB and MIDI out ports. To
change this from the default, see Destination on page 7 ‐ 6.