Midi Controllers As Flexi Controller Sources And Range Controls - Panda-Audio Future Impact v3 User Manual

● Use the EQ to create two peaks similar to as described above but instead control
with the VCF envelope (alongside the filter(s)) to create 3- and 4-peak filters;
● Use an envelope to raise the volume of an oscillator to push it into foldover distortion;
This can give sounds which sound similar to those made using "hard-sync";
● Make a sound's character change completely depending on which register it is
played in - perhaps guitar-only in the lower register, synth-only in the upper register;
● Set different coarse tunings on the VCOs to create chords and then use a MIDI CC or
ACCENT assigned to VCO PITCH COARSE to change chord quality on the fly;
● Route an expression pedal (via a MIDI CC) to VCO TRANSPOSE with a setting of 24
semitones to create a whammy pedal effect for the oscillators.
● Create asymmetrical LFO behaviour by using an LFO as a control source and
selecting a non-linear transformation curve to act on the destination.

MIDI Controllers as Flexi Controller Sources and Range Controls

If, when selecting a Flexi source or a Range Control, you choose a MIDI controller that
has a default assignment in the FI, then that default assignment will be overridden.
The default assignments and their respective default values are shown below:
MIDI CC / Name
1
2
5
7
11
65
66
67
69
74
Pitch Bend
Aftertouch
Velocity
5
Synth Mode only.
6 EWI Mode only.
Default Assignment in the FI
Pitch/filter vibrato
3rd (logarithmic) VCF volume of Main Mixer
Portamento time
Main output volume
Filter cutoff
Portamento ON/OFF
FI ON/OFF
Program decrement
FI ON/OFF toggle
Filter cutoff
Pitch bend
Aftertouch
Keyboard velocity control of filter cutoff in MIDI mode
Default Value
5
0 /127
127
6
0 /127
127
64
127
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