> to mango: thnx for the Awesome tip. i had allways wanted a knobbie to work in the
> matrix! Now for my tip.....
Splitting each scene into a seperate side of the stereo out
if you've allways desired a means to seperatly effect (outboard) each timbre of your
bi-timbral an1x read on!
you'll want to put your patch layer in either split or dual. now go to the top row of the
control matrix and scroll over to the seperate function. set it too 32.
now each scene will go to a single side of the stereo outs and now you have your seperate out
to effect to your hearts content on the outside world!
the stereo effects in the an1x will mess up the seperation so it's sort of a win lose
situation. most of the variation effects will work fine as you can set a specific send level
for each scene.
christian
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> Date: Sun, 23 Apr 2000 17:06:26 +0200
> From: mango <mango@...>
> Subject: TIP: assigning a rotary-knob for data entry
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> This is a tip for assigning a rotary-knob to serve as a data-entry knob
> instead of the matrix buttons (so you don't have to push all the time,
> but you can turn a knob)
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> How to do it:
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> Using the bottom row of the matrix go to "Ctrl"/"Device"
> Press it, and assign whichever knob you prefer (1 to 8) to "Data Entry".
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> You can now edit the matrix parameters using the rotary knob you
> selected.
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