Oberheim MC 2000, Руководство по эксплуатации

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MC 2000
Expandable MIDI Master Controller
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This section is used to define the Key Range of the selected zone (the area of the
keyboard it occupies), its transposition, whether the message is to be transmitted in mono
or polyphonic mode, and finally whether or not the zone is to transmit the portamento
messages generated by the master.
The fields can be selected using the relative function keys or the cursor keys. The
following is a list of the fields involved in this section:
•
ZONE : selection of the zone to which the Modify parameters are to apply (from A to H).
•
LO KEY : lower split point assigned to the zone being selected (the possible values
range from A0 to C8). Due to the characteristics of the split point, the LO KEY value will
never be higher than HI KEY.
•
HI KEY
: upper split point assigned to the zone being selected (the possible values
range from A0 to C8). Due to the characteristics of the split point, the LO KEY value will
never be higher than HI KEY.
Once the Lo Key or Hi Key value has been selected, the
value desired can be allocated by pressing the desired key directly on the keyboard.
•
TRANSP
: selection of the transposition value of the selected zone in a range between -
24 and +24 semitones: the value 0 indicates no transposition.
•
MODE : application of MONO or POLYPHONIC mode to the selected zone.
•
PORTAM. : whether or not the PORTAMENTO is to be applied to the selected zone.
Important note
: the monophonic mode and portamento are MIDI commands and thus do
not belong to the MC 2000 as such. Therefore, the setting of monophonic mode and
portamento will have no effect unless the receiver unit (expander or internal sound board)
is able to receive in this mode.
5.4. OUT MESSAGES
5.4.1. Introduction
Selecting the "
OUT MESSAGES
" field from the Edit Menu using key [F3] (or the cursor
keys, confirming with Enter) gives access to the section allowing the user to set up all the
messages the zone will send when the patch is recalled, such as the Program Changes
(including the Bank Selects), the primary Control Changes (Volume, Reverb, etc.) and Sys
Ex.
The editing section on the display is subdivided into 3 large categories, each referring to
one type of message; when the function, the display will show: