Owner`s manual

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Getting Started
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The Controllers
The Controllers
This line shows which controller is currently assigned to polyphony mono/poly
control.
( ≥ Feature Reference manual, page 36)
Indicates whether sustain control is on or off.
( ≥ Feature Reference manual, page 35)
The VL1-m has three different pitch bend modes — Normal, Bottom, and Top.
The Bottom and Top modes are only effective when the Poly or Unison
polyphony mode is selected. When Bottom is selected the lowest of two notes
played will be affected by the pitch wheel, and when Top is selected the high
note will be affected. When the Normal mode is selected both notes are
affected.
( ≥ Feature Reference manual, page 35)
The VL1-m offers a choice of portamento modes with or without MIDI control
capability. This line indicates the current portamento status.
( ≥ Feature Reference manual, page 40)
Any physical controller can be assigned to control certain of the VL1-m’s effects
in certain ways: the wet/dry balance of the pitch change effect, the feedback
delay send level, or the reverb send level. This line indicates which effect
parameter is assigned for control by which controller.
( ≥ Feature Reference manual, page 45)
Other Controller Views
If you press the ∞ function button from the play mode you’ll see the following
controller view:
The controller parameters listed in this screen are not in the same category as those
discussed in the preceding section, and therefore need to be introduced separately. All of
the related parameters will be discussed in detail in the Feature Reference manual (pages
listed below).
The § function button calls the Quick Edit (“QED”) controller view, which will
look something like this:
The VL1-m allows MIDI control change numbers 016 and 017 to be independently
assigned to several parameters that you can control in real time while playing. The
parameters available for editing via the MIDI controllers are individually preset for each
voice. You can select from the available range by using the “Quick Edit Assign” function
described on page 43 of the Feature Reference manual.
The Quick Edit view shows you which parameters are assigned to which controller
as well as the current positions of the controllers and their corresponding values.
Polyphony
Sustain
Pitch Bend
Portamento
Effect