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Control Assign settings are concerned with which controllers are to be used to control which parameters. Up to 5 of these assignments (Assign Numbers 1—5) can be made for each Program Number. * The page in which settings for Control Assign are made is located within the [CTL] parameters. To call up this page, refer to "Making Settings" (p. 25). Source: Controllers which can be specified. The controllers listed below can be used to control parameters. FUNC 1 FUNC 2 FUNC 3 CISrc f HAD ; ............ ' j ■ ? FUNC 1 FUNC 2 FUNC 3 CISrc l : ExPdl f s ! r“9 FUNC1 FUNC 2 FUNC 3 CISrc i : cusu ? I,'. S i i 1 No controller: Values will not be altered under the control of an external device. An expresslon pedal connected to the EXP. PEDAL jack (such as an optional EV-5 or FV-300L (BOSS) + PCS-33) A pedal switch connected to the CONTROL jack (such as an optional DP-2, FS-5U or FS-5L (BOSS)). FUNC 1 FUNC 2 FUNC 3 CISrc PtBnd I-1. ! p9 FUNC 1 FUNC 2 FUNC 3 CISrc flfTch MfiDivif’ FUNC 1 FUNC 2 FUNC 3 CISrc £ i ClTry Noie# I . E.Lul FUNC 1 FUNC 2 FUNC 3 CISrc v. .. l.J H 1 Ml". nUKilL FUNC 1 FUNC 2 FUNC 3 CISrc C#00S yjïjg;- C "V ’ s i Pitch Bend messages received from an external MIDI device: Action of a Pitch Bend Lever (Wheel). Aftertouch messages received from an external MIDI device: Pressure applied to keyboard keys. Note Number messages received from an external MIDI device: Location of keys pressed on a keyboard. Velocity messages received from an external MIDI device: Force applied to keyboard keys. Control Change messages received from an external MIDI device (0—31,64—95): Operations performed using sliders, pedals, etc. * Note that if you do not intend to use any of the 5 assignments that can be made for each Program Number, you must set such unused control numbers to "No Controller" (indicated in the display as"..."). * For details about MIDI messages, refer to "The Exchange of MIDI Data" (p. 80). 22 Chapter 2: EDITING EFFECTS PROGRAMS Operational settings from external devices Here' how to make the settings for changing the parameters of the controller. FUNC 1 FUNC 2 FUNC 3 When Using a Momentary-type Pedal Switch for Control: When the pedal is fully depressed the value is at maximum. Conversely, when the pedal is released the value is at minimum. When Using a Latch-type Pedal Switch for Control: Each press of the pedal toggles between the set minimum and maximum values. FUNC 1 FUNC 2 FUNC 3 When Using MIDI Messages or an Expression Pedal for Control: The operation of the controller varies between the set minimum and maximum values. When Using a Momentary-type Pedal Switch for Control: Each press of the pedal toggles between the set minimum and maximum values. When Using MIDI Messages or an Expression Pedal for Control: Each time the MIDI data changes from a value smaller than the median (63) to a larger value, the value toggles between the set minimum and maximum. 23 Chapter 2: EDITING EFFECTS PROGRAMS Target: Parameter to be controlled, All of the parameters that make up an algorithm, and Bypass ON/OFF can be controlled. FUNC 1 FUNC 2 FUNC 3 ICI Mod ClTi-3 Cl Mir Î • ' E.Lvl e All of the parameters that make up an algorithm. FUNC 1 FUNC 2 FUNC 3 Cli'lod ClTt-g c : " , BVPflS Bypass ON/OFF "Although you can use a multiple number of controllers to control the same target, you must avoid instances where controllers are operated at the same time (and simultaneous requests for changes in the parameter occur). This could cause noise to be produced. (NOTE) Whenever you switch to a Program Number that carries control assignments, the normal effect sound (that which is not affected by the control assignments) will be produced initially. The effect sound will reflect the operations of the controllers after they have been operated, and their data has arrived at the SDX-330. Value Range Parameters which have been targeted by Control Assign settings will have their values changed within a range that is set in terms of "Minimum Value" and "Maximum Value" settings made on the SDX-330. When using controllers (such as a foot switch) which turn something On/Off, OFF (CLOSED) results in the minimum value, and ON (OPEN) produces the maximum value. With controllers (such as an expression pedal or a pitch bend lever) that produce continuous changes, the parameter value will change incrementally within the range delimited by thé "Minimum Value" and "Maximum Value." In cases where the parameter value acts simply as an ON/OFF switch, the function is turned ON if the value of the data received is greater than the median value; otherwise it is turned OFF. Amount of Change in Amount of Change in Controller Parameter Value Controller Parameter Value Controller Parameter Value * If you change the target after the settings for "Minimum Value" and "Maximum Value" have been made, you may find that these values have changed. To avoid problems, always redo...