Specifications

User Interface Basics
Pitch Wheel and Mod Wheel
3-5
Pitch Wheel and Mod Wheel
Tothe leftofthePC3LE’skeyboardarethePitchWheelandtheModWheel,aswellastheArp
EnableandArpLatchbuttons.
PushthePitchWheelawayfromyoutoraisethepitchofthenote(s)youareplaying.Pullit
towardsyoutolowerthepitch.Most
programsaresetsothatthepitchwheelwillraiseand
lowerpitchbyawholestep,althoughsomeprogramsusethepitchwheeltolowerpitchbyas
muchasanoctave.ThePitchWheelhasaspringsothatitwillsnapbacktoplace(i.e.,backto
the
originalpitch)whenyoureleaseit.
TheModWheelperformsavarietyoffunctions.Differentprogramsmay useitfor filtersweeps,
tremolo/vibrato,wah,orzonevolume.
TheArpEnablebuttonissetbydefaulttoturnonandoffthePC3LE’sArpeggiator.Itcanalso
beassignedtocontrolother
parameters.
TheArpLatchbuttonissetbydefaulttotriggertheArpLatchfunction.Itcanalsobeassigned
tocontrolotherparameters.
Arp Enable
Arp Latch
Pitch Mod