User's Manual

66 The Settings View
appearing when clicking on the drop-down menus of this section for each of the Macros module.
The Learn command can also be used to assign a controller. When one of the Learn buttons
is switched on, the corresponding modulator will be assigned to the first continuous controller
from which a message is received. Note that when the None option is chosen, the corresponding
Modulator will not respond to any controller.
For more information on the Macros modules, please refer to section 5.2.4.
6.1.6 Keyboard
The Note Priority setting sets the behavior of the keyboard when several notes are depressed at the
same time when the Keyboard module is set to monophonic mode or when the maximum number
of polyphonic voices has been reached in polyphonic mode. In monophonic mode, the Priority
determines which of the lower, last, or higher note has precedence when several notes are played.
In polyphonic mode, this control determines which of the lowest, highest, or oldest note is muted
in order to replace it with the newest note played once the maximum of polyphonic voices has been
reached. Note that since this parameter determines the note priority, the stolen note will be the
opposite of what appears in the control display.
6.1.7 MIDI
Control Change Assignments
Any control on the Chromaphone 3 interface can be manipulated by an external MIDI controller
through MIDI control change assignments or MIDI links. In order to save the current configuration
of assignments as the default map, use the Save Current as Default. This default map will be
loaded the next time the program is started in standalone mode. In order to revert to the default
map, after making some modifications for example, use the Load Default command. The Clear
command is used to disable all MIDI control assignments.
For more information on MIDI Control Assignments, please refer to section 8.2.3.
MIDI Program Changes
Chromaphone 3 responds to MIDI program changes when the Enable Program Changes option
of the MIDI Program setting is turned on. When this is the case Chromaphone 3 will load, when
it receives a MIDI program change message, the sound having the same index number, in the
currently selected sound pack, as the program number in the message. In order to view and modify
the index of sounds in a pack, please refer to section 4.3.2.