Owner`s manual

Changes in PLAY MODE

Chapter 2

Chapter 2 Upgrade Reference

PLAY - SETUP - ADOut [Output Setup for A/D Input Signal] ☞ 134

The MainOut display above Knob 2 has been slightly upgraded. If you set the output

destination to an effect block, the screen now indicates both the block (Ef1, Ef2, or Ef3)

and effect type that is currently set for that block. Version 1 indicated only the block

(Effect1, Effect2, or Effect3).

PLAY - CONTROL - PgmCtl1 [Program Controller Setup 1] ☞ 136

• Knob 3 offers three additional “devices”: Note Number, Velocity, and Program LFO.

• The program LFO is a new feature on Version 2. To set the program LFO to modify a

specific parameter, just set Knob 3 to ProgramLFO and then turn Knob 4 or Knob 5 to

select the parameter. (The program LFO itself is set up at the PLAY | CONTROL

PgmLF01 and PgmLF02 pages; see below.)

Note that you cannot select ProgramLFO at this page if the Wave type (at the PgmLF01

page) is set to Saw or Square.

• On Version 1, the Knob 3 display area showed only the controller number. On Version

2, the display shows both the controller number and the name of the corresponding

device (if any). If you have set up a knob to act as controller, the knob name and

transmit channel will appear next to the controller number (for example, 073/K4(5)

would indicate that Knob 4 is set to operate as Controller 073 transmitting over

Transmit Channel 5).

• Knobs 4 and 5 include four new parameters: EF1: Width, EF2:Width, EF3:Width,

and PgmLFODepth. The first three control the widths for effect blocks 1 to 3, respec-

tively. PgmLFODepth controls the depth of the program LFO.

PLAY - CONTROL - PgmCtl2 [Program Controller Setup 2] ☞ 139

The Knob 3 control type offers two new settings, +ofst(-exp) and -ofst(+exp). Like the

+offset setting, these two new settings will also cause the A3000 to convert received

control-change values to corresponding values in the range {0 to Range}. The difference

is that +offset uses a linear conversion, +ofst(-exp) produces exponentially greater changes

at lower control-change values, and ofst(+exp) produces greater changes at higher val-

ues.