Hi Paul I am not sure why VCA volume should affect the timbre of the voice? However you are correct that the matrix must be programmed on a per voice basis. The output of the card is actually a stereo signal, but for your purposes I think you can treat it as mono. The VCO tuning parameters are exclusively wired for control by Pitch bend and key tracking I'm afraid, so you can't do what you desire with the chorus controller :-( Regards Gary Gregson Email:gary@... http://www.yme.co.uk/yme -----Original Message----- From: Paul Murphy [mailto:merfman@...] Sent: 13 October 2001 09:15 To: AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [AN1x-list] GG - PLG150AN on KENTON - CC7 and other things GG, Your hint on using the controller mapping feature of the PLG150AN to map CC7 to VCA Volume is not bad, and I will use it pending a better solution. It has a couple of minor drawbacks 1) Sometimes VCA level affects timbre as well as level and 2) You have to re-send the sysex after every program change, or program it as part of every patch. I tried cutting and pasting the SYSEX into a mixer map control for convenience, but it didnt work. My solution now has been to map CC7 to my PULSAR2's big mixer controlling the mixer 's faders on the PLG150AN's channels. This works, and Im assuming the output from the PLG150AN is really mono so cant be panned either. In this case I will only take the left feed and teach my PULSAR to pan the mixer channel using CC10. Another thing I tried was mapping the chorus CC to the PLG150AN's CVO fine tuning, but for some reason, that mapping is disabled by the matrix - any thoughts as to why ? Paul
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RE: [AN1x-list] GG - PLG150AN on KENTON - CC7 and other things
2001-10-13 by Gary Gregson
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