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Programming Basics
Preset Modulation Processors
Preset
Modulation
Processors
There are also two “Preset Level” modulation processors located in the
“Preset Patchcords” screen of the Edit menu. It is important to understand
that although the preset processors originate at the Preset Level PatchCords,
their output is used in the Layer PatchCords.
Preset Lag
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Preset Modulation
Processors start working as soon
as the preset is selected. The
Layer Modulation Processors
take effect only when a key is
pressed.
Like the Layer Lag processors (described on page 93) the Preset Lag slows
down rapid changes in the input signal. The output “lags” behind the input
at a pre-programmed rate. Unlike the layer level lag processors, the preset lag
takes effect as soon as the preset is selected. In contrast, the layer level lag
processors begin acting only after a keyboard key has been depressed. The
Preset Lag also has a Lag Amount input which controls the lag time. Positive
lag amounts increase the lag time. A MIDI controller (such as a front panel
knob) is commonly used to control lag amount.
The preset lag could be used to “spin-up” and “spin-down” an LFO, which
is controlling some other effect, perhaps left/right panning, pitch, or the
filter. A MIDI footswitch could be used as the input to the lag which acts to
slow down the instantaneous change of the switch. The slowly changing
output value is then routed using a layer patchcord to crossfade between
layers or change the speed of an LFO.
Preset Ramp
This processor generates a positive or negative going slope whenever the
first key is depressed on the MIDI channel.
Preset
Lag
Lag Amount
(+ value = longer)
ex. footswitch
Preset Ramp
1st Note
Played
time
increase
original
value
Positive Rate
Preset Ramp
decrease
original
value
1st Note
Played
time
Negative Rate
- Vintage Pro 1
- Table of Contents 2
- Vintage Pro Owners Manual 3
- E-MU Systems 10
- Introduction 11
- Overview 13
- Important Safety Instructions 14
- Radio and 16
- Television 16
- Interference 16
- SCHLAG ODER PERSONENSCHADEN 18
- Vintage Pro Owners Manual 9 19
- 10 E-MU Systems 20
- Conservez ces instructions 22
- Interférences 22
- Connection 24
- Instructions 24
- 0.987654321 25
- Performance Setup 26
- Instant 28
- Gratification 28
- To Audition a Preset 29
- Bank Organization 30
- Basic Operations 31
- Front Panel 33
- Controller 33
- To Quick-Edit a Preset 34
- KNOBS DEEP EDIT 35
- To Change the MIDI Channel 36
- To Change the Preset 36
- To Change the Channel Volume 37
- To Change the Channel Pan 37
- arp: Classic 38
- C01A V127 P01 38
- A:off User 38
- Navigator 39
- Operation 40
- Arp/Beats Menu 41
- BASE TEMPO 43
- 20 bpm (current: 182) 43
- Factory Setup 45
- Beats Channel (BtsCh) 46
- Trigger Channel (TrigCh) 46
- bts: SynhissOrgan 47
- Original 49
- Transposed 49
- BEATS KEYS LAYOUT 50
- BEATS KEYS OFFSET 51
- +000 keys 51
- BEATS PART VELOCITY 52
- Scaled by: trigger vel 52
- BEATS PART TRANSPOSE 53
- +00 semitones 53
- To Assign a Part to a Group: 54
- To Assign the Master Riff: 54
- To Set the Riff Tempo Mode: 55
- 46 E-MU Systems 56
- C01 V127 P00 57
- A:P User 57
- arp: Sine Drum 57
- Arpeggiator 58
- Master Arpeggiator Parameters 59
- Key Sync 63
- Quantize 63
- 54 E-MU Systems 64
- Pre-Delay Duration Post-Delay 65
- Send MIDI 66
- Exclusive Data 66
- Velocity Duration Repeat 67
- + OffsetOffset 68
- To Edit a User Pattern: 69
- To Name a User Pattern: 70
- Multi-Channel 71
- Arpeggiating 71
- Using a MIDI 72
- Interface to 72
- Channelize 72
- Master Menu 73
- Defining 74
- MASTER VELOCITY CURVE 75
- MIDI CHANNEL 77
- 68 E-MU Systems 78
- Mix Screens 78
- 72 E-MU Systems 82
- Selected 85
- 78 E-MU Systems 88
- MIDI Parameters 88
- Current Multisetup 90
- Program /Preset Map 90
- All User Tuning Tables 90
- Multimode Map 90
- SEND MIDI SYSEX DATA 91
- USER KEY TUNING Table:1 91
- Key: C1 Crs: 036 Fine: 00 91
- Volu m e 94
- Envelope 97
- Generators 97
- Oscillators 99
- Modulation 100
- LFO Synced to 1/4 Note Clock 101
- Destinations 102
- Processors 103
- Flip-Flop 104
- Quantizer 104
- Lag Inputs 104
- Real Rocket Science 106
- Velocity 107
- 98 E-MU Systems 108
- Programming Basics 108
- Preset Modulation Processors 108
- Dynamic 111
- Low Pass 112
- Band Pass 113
- Frequency 113
- Amplitude 113
- Low Q Med Q High Q 113
- Parametric 115
- 106 E-MU Systems 116
- Dynamic Filters 116
- Instrument 117
- Z-Plane Filter 117
- MIDI Channels 118
- Real-time 118
- Controls 118
- Preset Edit 119
- MIDI BANK SELECT 120
- Stereo Mix 121
- MIX OUTPUT 122
- MIX OUTPUT 122
- Edit Menu 123
- 114 E-MU Systems 124
- Four Layer 125
- Architecture 125
- Defining Layer 126
- Parameters 126
- Defining Layer Parameters 127
- 128
- C0 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 129
- Layer 1 Layer 2 130
- Fade Fade Switch 130
- Increasing Velocity0 131
- Layer 2Layer 1 131
- 122 E-MU Systems 132
- Realtime Control Value 133
- 124 E-MU Systems 134
- 126 E-MU Systems 136
- Tempo-Based Envelopes 137
- Key Down Key Released 138
- ASSIGN GROUP 141
- 132 E-MU Systems 142
- Filter Types 143
- Filter Parameters 146
- FILTER ENVELOPE 147
- FILTER ENVELOPE 147
- Repeat: off 147
- (two cords) 149
- Variation 152
- PatchCords 153
- Control Value Applied 154
- LFO 1 & 2 Trigger 155
- Jack Detect 158
- FXA ALGORITHM 159
- Lg Concert Pan 159
- B Effect Types 160
- The Just C Tuning Tables 165
- Just C2 minor 165
- 156 E-MU Systems 166
- Preset Links 166
- Preset Tempo Offset 167
- 158 E-MU Systems 168
- Play Solo Layers 168
- Programming Tutorial 169
- 160 E-MU Systems 170
- Editing Presets 170
- To Chorus a Layer 171
- To Setup the Volume Envelope 172
- Adding the Filter Envelope 174
- To Setup the Filter Envelope 174
- Changing Filter Types 176
- Envelope Repeat 177
- Linking 179
- Using External 180
- Processing 180
- Multitimbral 181
- Sequencing 181
- 172 E-MU Systems 182
- Multitimbral Sequencing 182
- Effects 183
- 174 E-MU Systems 184
- Effects Overview 184
- A Effect Types 185
- High Frequency Damping 186
- Feedback 186
- LFO Rate 186
- Programmed 187
- 178 E-MU Systems 188
- Master Effects 188
- Flexible Effects 190
- “multi” for the mode 191
- FX MULTIMODE CONTROL 192
- Effect B 193
- Effect A 193
- General Effect 194
- Descriptions 194
- General Effect Descriptions 195
- 186 E-MU Systems 196
- Save/Copy Menu 197
- Copying 198
- Information 198
- COPY CORDS User 199
- : Source Preset 199
- To Copy a Preset PatchCord 200
- To Copy a Preset Bank 201
- 192 E-MU Systems 202
- Multisetups 202
- To Save a Multisetup: 203
- Create Random 204
- Any User Preset 204
- Authoring 205
- 198 E-MU Systems 208
- Sound Authoring 208
- Appendix 209
- Beat Preset 210
- Knob Function 210
- Arp Preset 210
- User Bank 0, VROM Bank 0 211
- User Bank 1, VROM Bank 1 212
- User Bank 2, VROM Bank 2 213
- User Bank 3, VROM Bank 3 214
- Instrument Listing 216
- Riff Listing 219
- 212 E-MU Systems 222
- Velocity Curves 222
- PatchCord 223
- Amount Chart 223
- Expansion 224
- Sound Sets 224
- E-MU Expansion Sound Sets 225
- Installing 226
- Sound SIMMs 226
- Replace the Top Cover 227
- Problems? 227
- MIDI Timing & Sync 228
- Extension Capability 229
- Vel->amp 232
- MIDI Device Inquiry Responses 234
- Received Channel 235
- Commands 235
- Bn 00 bb 235
- Bn 20 bb 235
- Technical 236
- Specifications 236
- Warranty 237
- Restrictions 237
- How To Obtain 238
- Warranty Service 238
- Numerics 239
- 238 E-MU Systems 248
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