Invertation Of Realtime-Controllers - Quasimidi CYBER-6 Manual

Invertation of realtime-controllers

To activate the two footswitches for the selected keyboard-zone, you have to select the sub-menu 4 of the
masterkeyboard-edit menu. The following display message appears:
For every zone you can turn the footswitch-function on and off.. Besides the controller-messages like
sustain or sustenuto you can also control some internal functions of the CYBER-6 like "Start" or "Stop".
When footswitch 2 is used for this kind of functions, the midi-controller usage is disabled. Otherwise you
will for example hold a tone (sustain) when starting the sequencer. This makes no sense.
You can connect all kinds of footswitches but they must be unlatched. Otherwise the CYBER-6 will not
work proper. The polarity of the connected footswitches will be recogniced by the CYBER-6 when they
are connected befor turning the power of the CYBER-6 on.
In the following two sub-menus you will find the continuous controllers:
All the names are a little bit shorten to fit the display-message. For that reason look at the following list:
The footpedal must have a resistance between 10 and 50 KOhm to work proper with the CYBER-6. When
first used, the footpedal must be calibrated. This procedure is shown in chapter "Calibration of realtime-
controls" on page 54. Best results we had with a Yamaha FC 7 Footpedal.
Invertation of Sometimes it´s nice to invert the effect of the realtime-controller. Normally you will have the midi-Con-
realtime-control- troller maximum at the end of the range of the realtime-controller. When it´s inverted, you will have the
lers midi-controller minimum at the end of the range. A very good usage for this feature is the volume-control
of two different keyboard zones. Moving the realtime controller causes on one zone increasing of the
volume and at the other zone decreasing the volume. Only thing to do for this result is to invert the
realtime-controller at one of the two zones. At the example-program 01, 11 and 21 we have used this
feature. Further you have to select the midi-controller 7 (Volume) for the desired realtime-controller. The
assignment of midi-controllers is explained in the chapter "Assignment of realtime-controller" at page 20.
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<4> Keyboard
Transp:C 3 FootSw1:OFF FootSw2:OFF
<5> Keyboard Contr. ENABLE
PitchB: ON Whl1:OFF Whl2:OFF
<6> Keyboard Contr. ENABLE
Pedal:OFF Con1:OFF Con2:OFF Con3:OFF
PitchB
Whl1
Whl2
Aftert.
Pedal
Con1
Con2
Con3
Aftert:OFF
- Pitch Bender
- Wheel 1
- Wheel 2
- Aftertouch
- Footpedal-Jack
- Control 1 (Regler 1)
- Control 2 (Regler 2)
- Control 3 (Regler 3)
Zone: 1
Zone: 1
Zone: 1