At last I understand. I had thought there were sixteen groups of controller settings possible for the whole board, not sixteen assignments per voice. Thanks so much, Jon. David --- In AN1x-list@egroups.com, jondl@j... wrote: > Hi David, > A "Set" refers to a source + parameter combination - along with the > associated depth value. I found the wording in the manual difficult to > absorb at first but here what it all boils down to: > > Select any voice and turn the select knob to the VOICE/SCENE SETUP > menu; use the rocker button underneath Set No. to choose a Set from > among 1-16, PB up, PB down, Commn 1 or Commn 2; now use the rocker > button underneath Param to choose the parameter you wish to alter; now > use the rocker button underneath Source to choose from amongst the > physical real time controllers on the AN1x - or - assign a MIDI CC > number that will affect the change when received from the MIDI In port > (that's a really cool option but confusing to use if your new to MIDI - > stick to the AN1x physical controllers for now...); then use the rocker > button underneath Depth to select how much change you wish to make from > the preprogrammed value of the Param you're going to change. If you > want the change to cover the entire 0-127 value range set Depth to > Direct. Baiscally, this overides the preprogrammed value in the > selected Voice. If you want to simply increase or decrease the amount > from the programmed value, i.e., use the controller as an offset, you > can choose from between -64 to +63 for the depth amount. > > While were on the subject, there are two more things to remember - 1) > there are sixteen sets per scene so an AN1x Voice with two scenes can > have 32(!) real time control assignments. Very cool. 2) the Wet/Dry mix > for the Vairation effect can be set independently for each scene. This > is a nice touch, IMO. > > HTH. > > regards, > Jon > > --- In AN1x-list@egroups.com, "David " <epiphanius.geo@y...> wrote: > > Hi all: > > > > The manual talks about selecting the controller "set" (1-16) when > > setting up controllers for a voice on the An1x. I don't get it - are > > there only sixteen sets of assignments (it does seem enough, I > > admit). Does this mean that once I select the set, all the controller > > assigments are loaded into the voice. Or is it something altogether > > different? > > > > Thanks,
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Re: What the heck is a contoller "set" anyway
2001-01-21 by David
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