Main Mixer Block - Panda-Audio Future Impact v3 User Manual

one note at a time. LOWER: Whichever note is lowest will be played. UPPER:
Whichever note is highest will be played. FIRST: Whichever note was pressed first
will be played. LAST: Whichever note was pressed last will be played.
● PBD RANGE (0...24):
Sets the pitch bend range (both up and down) in semitones when the pitch bend
wheel is used.
Note: ​ P ortamento can be switched on and off using MIDI CC65. The portamento time can
be adjusted with MIDI CC5; the portamento time set in the program by its slider will be
reached if CC5 is at maximum (127). (See the section on ​

Main Mixer Block

This is a simple two-channel audio mixer situated before the final output to the effect section.
Moving from left to right, the sliders in this block are as follows:
● INSTR (0...127):
Sets the volume of the clean input instrument signal. Unity gain is at 127.
● VCF LIN (0...127):
Sets the volume of the signal coming from the output of the entire VCF block using a
linear scale. (This signal comprises all five sliders of the VCF INPUT section, routed
through the filter section).
● VCF LOG (0...127):
This slider adjusts the same signal as the VCF LIN slider but instead uses a
logarithmic scale. This gives a more natural sweep of the input values and so offers a
useful alternative for controlling the VCF volume path when working with Flexi
Controllers. (​
Note:​ In order to hear the sound coming from the VCF,​ ​ b oth the VCF LIN and the VCF LOG
sliders must be set to non-zero values.
There is also a third VCF volume control not found on the editor panel that is adjusted via
MIDI CC 2. This third volume control also uses a logarithmic scale. The three volume
controls are in series. The adjustment is smoothed and slew-rate limited for each of them to
4 msec at maximum deviation from zero to maximum or the other way round in order to
F lexi Controllers​ are explained in a dedicated section below.)
M IDI Implementation​ for details.)
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