RADICAL DELTA CEP A, Руководство пользователя

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Applications: Sequencing and Rhythm programming with gliding sound changes.
4.5.3 Modulation wheel-dependent morphing
With this mode you bring more expression into your performance. The modulation wheel
lets you morph from one snapshot to the next, controlling a wide range of sound variations.
Applications: Expressive performing with the modulation wheel.
4.5.4 Velocity-dependent morphing
Actually, morphing is not an optimal term here. Just imagine that the DELTA CEP A
calculates 128 (0-127) dynamic levels based on the snapshots (snapshots and intermediate
levels) and then selects the sound variation corresponding to the dynamic level, depending
on the velocity of each keystroke.
Applications: Dynamic playable patches.
Setting up a snapshot trigger.
Button Knob/Button Description
SHIFT ADSR-GATE Morph menu function: While holding down the [SHIFT] button,
tap the [ADSR-GATE] key. Now the envelope is triggered at
each snapshot change over. You can press the key
combination several times to select di
ff erent gate times. After
four settings, the gate trigger is switched o ff again. If it's just
about switching o ff , the shortcut in the following row is handy.
- - - ADSR GATE Press the [ADSR-GATE] button to turn the snapshot trigger o ff
again.
Selection of the third operating mode - morphing snapshots via the modulation
wheel.
Button Knob/Button Description
MORPH BIG KNOB While holding down the [MORPH] button, select No. 3 on the
LED scale.
- - - MIDI
Controller 1
(modulation-
wheel)
If you release the [MORPH] button, you can morph thru the
snapshots with the modulation wheel of a MIDI controller
keyboard.
Selection of the fourth operating mode - call up snapshots and intermediate levels
by keyboard velocity.
Button Knob/Button Description
MORPH
BIG KNOB While holding down the [MORPH] button, select No. 4 on the
LED scale.
- - -
Key Velocity
(MIDI)
The sound will now sound di ff erently depending on the
velocity response of each keystroke.
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