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8.4

Controllers

The parts response to continuous controller messages is edited using the controller section of the Effects

Module

8.4.1

Controller Selection

Controller selection is achieved using the controller list-box

For standard controllers, select the required item from the list-box (Modulation, Pitchbend, Channel

Aftertouch or Polyphonic Aftertouch).

For non standard controllers, first set Controller1 or Controller2 to the required controller value, then select

Controller1 or Controller2 from the controller list-box.

The XG module will respond to all continuous controller messages from 0 to 95. However, only those

controllers listed in the implementation chart have a ‘built in’ effect. All other controllers may only be used in

combination with the Controller 1/2 module settings.

If a voice is allocated to VL use on the MU100R/SW1000XG, then the controller section will also display the

VL controllers available for editing in accordance with the XG specification.

8.4.2

Controller Wheel

When altering the controller parameters, the module does not use the new value until it receives a message

from the appropriate controller. This can be annoying, as the relevant controller must continually be

adjusted in order to hear the affect of the edit. To overcome this, a controller wheel has been provided

within the Control module.

The Control Wheel may be adjusted with the mouse to set the required controller position (note the wheel

sends controller midi messages as per a standard synth based control wheel). If the LED below the wheel is

ON, then any edits performed within the control module, will automatically re-transmit the current wheel

position via a continuous controller midi message. In this way, all edits appear to be immediate and will

affect the module sound in real time.

The wheel position may be different for each type of controller within the control list-box and for each part.

However the wheel position is not saved to disk.

When selecting pitch bend the wheel behaves as a normal spring loaded self centring pitch wheel.

The wheel may be used for recording purposes, to send controllers not available on your keyboard.

8.4.3

General Controller Parameters

PITCH adjusts how the controller affects the pitch of the current part -24 - 0 - +24

except Pitchbend

0 - 24 semitones

AMP adjusts how the controller affects the amplitude of the current part -100 - 0 - +100%

TVF Adjusts how the controller affects the Time Varying Filter of the

current part

-9600 - 0 +9600 cents

8.4.4

Low Frequency Oscillator Parameters

The LFO settings work in combination with the current parts VIBRATO settings.

PMOD Adjusts the depth of the pitch modulation induced by the LFO 0 - 127

AMOD Adjusts the depth of the Time Varying Amplitude modulation

induced by the LFO

0 - 127

FMOD Adjusts the depth of the Time Varying Filter modulation induced by

the LFO

0 - 127

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