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Trigger Mode
Quick Select
Programmable
Knobs
O O O O
This cool feature allows
your XL-7 to function as a MIDI
Continuous Control center for
other MIDI gear in your system.
Just set up the programmable
knobs as desired, then name
and save the Multisetup.
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The three trigger button modes: Play Note Events, Play Beats Parts, Select
Patterns, can be selected without having to go into the Controller menu.
The Tap Tempo button again functions as a shift-key in combination with
the Trigger Mode button.
Repeatedly pressing the Trigger Mode button rotates through the three
trigger button modes. One of the three LEDs shown below will illuminate
while the Trigger Mode button is depressed to indicate the selected mode.
Hold TAP & hit TRIG MODE BUTTON to select trigger mode.
To Quick Select the Trigger Mode
Press and Hold the Tap button.
1.
Press the Trigger Mode button. One of the three LEDs shown above
2.
will illuminate, indicating the selected trigger mode.
Press the Trigger Mode button repeatedly to rotate through the three
3.
modes.
If this parameter is set to "Ext," or "Both," the system sends MIDI controller
messages when you turn the Controller knobs. If set to External, the knobs
do NOT control internal synth parameters and only used as external MIDI
controllers. When the programmable knobs are routed to "Seq" they can be
recorded into the internal sequencer.
Each knob can be programmed to send on any MIDI channel (01A-16B)
and on any continuous controller number from 1-95 The "Controller
Function Select" button (page 39) must be set to "Program" in order to
transmit. The knobs only generate a message when you move a knob to a
new value. The Controller Knob LEDs always remain off in this mode.
See the block diagram showing "Triggers & Programmable Knobs" on
page 339 for detailed information about the actual routing path.
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Play
Note
Beats
Patterns
Events
Parts
Controllers Menu
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