Specifications

Setup Mode
The Setup Editor
7-13
Dest
DependingontheDestTypefield(seeabove,)usethisparametertoselectadestinationeither
fromtheParameterslistfortheprogramonthecurrentzone,orfromtheMIDIController
Destinationlist(seepage 7‐18.)TheParameterslistshowsallparametersfromtheprogram
modePARAMETERSpageofthe
programonthecurrentzone,includingsynth,insertandaux
effectparameters(seepage 6‐9fordetailsonthePARAMETERSpage.)WhenDestTypeissetto
Param,theDestfieldwillprefixinserteffectparameterswithFXInsert1:,andauxeffect
parameterswithFXAux1:.Programspecif icsynthparameterswillhave
noprefix.
Ifthesetuphasanaux1oraux2Overrideloaded(seepage 7‐62,)theparametersfortheoverride
auxeffectswillnotappearintheDestparameterslist.AuxOverrideeffectparameterscannotbe
assignedtocontrollers.Onlyanon‐overrideaux1effectcanbeassignedtocontrollers.If
you
needtocontrolanaux1oraux2Overrideeffectparameter,editoneofthesetup’sprogramsto
usethedesiredchainastheprogram’sauxeffect(seeTheEFFECTS(FX)Page on page 6‐13.)
Then,setthesetup’sAuxFXchannel(seeAuxFXChannel on page 7‐64)tothechannelof
the
zonethatcontainsyournewlyeditedprogram.Nowyouwillbeusingthesameeffectschain
thathadbeenyourauxOverride,butyoucanassigncontrollerstoitsparameterssinceitisnow
aregular,non‐overrideaux.
Note:WhenDestTypeissettoParam,theparametersin
theDestfieldaresendingMIDI
continuouscontrollervaluestocontroleachparameter.ItcanbeusefultoknowtheCCnumber
ornameusedforeachparameter,becausethisishowthecontrollermovementswillbelabeled
whenrecordedtothePC3LE’sSongmode(seeSongEditor:TheEVENTPage
on page 10‐31)orto
anexternalsequencer.ToseetheCCnumberbeingusedforaparameter,youcantemporarily
changetheDestTypeparametertoCtrltoseetheCCnumberintheDestfield.SomeCC
numbersshowanameinsteadoftheirnumberonthePC3LE.Youcanfind
aCCname’s
correspondingnumberinTheControllerDestinationList on page 7‐18.Seepage 7‐67fordetails
onrecordingasetuptoSongmode.
Entry and Exit Values
Entryvalueallowsyoutospecifyaninitialvalueforacontrollerinasetupthatwillbesent
wheneveryouselectthatsetup.Forexample,if
youwanttomakesurethatallofthemodulation
inazoneisturnedoffwhenyouselectasetup,assignaphysicalcontrollertoadestinationof
MIDI01(MWheel)andsetEntryValueto0.
Entryvaluesignorethecurrentpositionofthephysicalcontrollerwhenthe
setupisselected.In
fact,ifthephysicalcontrollerisaboveorbelowtheentryvaluewhenthesetupisselected
(whichitoftenis),movingthecontrollerwillhavenoeffectuntilitispastitsentryvalue.Inthe
modulationexampleabove,movingtheassignedcontrollerwon’tturnon
anymodulationuntil
it’spushedallthewaydown,andthenupagain.
AnentryvalueofNoneisquitedifferentfromavalueof0.Nonemeansthattherewillbeno
initialcontrollercommandwhenthesetupisselected,andanysubsequentmovementofthe
physicalcontrollerwill
beeffective.
ExitValuetellsthe PC3LEtosendavalueforthatcontrollerwheneveryouleavethesetup,
eitherbyselectinganothersetuporbyselectingadifferentmodealtogether.Itcanbevery
usefulwhenacontrollerisdoingsomethingtothesound,andyoudon’twantthateffect
to
continueafteryouleavethesetup.Forexample,ifyouwanttomakesureazone’s pitchreturns
tonormalwheneveryouleaveasetup,youwouldsetExitValueto64foranycontrollerwhose
Destinationparameter issettoPitchUp.Again,Nonemeansnocommand issent.