Korg Soundlink DRS OASYS PCI User Manual page 35

Using the OASYS PCI
You don't need to do anything to save the new modulation routing; the edits take
affect immediately.
Modulating on/off parameters
You can control on/off parameters, such as buttons, from any MIDI controller. A
value of 0 will turn the button off; any value of 1 or greater will turn the button on.
Why don't the knobs move?
When you modulate parameters using MIDI controllers, you'll hear the changes,
but you won't see the knobs moving. This is normal. If the knob moves, the Patch
or Effect becomes edited - and you wouldn't want to edit your sound every time
you moved the mod wheel.
SysEx Parameter Changes do edit parameters, and the knobs will move
correspondingly (though you can disable this if you wish). For more information,
see "SysEx Parameter Change Messages," below.
Editing an existing modulation routing
To edit an existing modulation routing:
1.
The Modulation Palette will appear, showing the current modulation settings.
2.
For descriptions of the available modulation sources, see "Modulation Sources," on
page 94. You don't need to do anything to save the edited modulation routing; the
changes will take affect immediately.
Deleting a modulation routing
To delete a modulation routing:
1.
The Modulation Palette will appear.
2.
The modulation routing will be deleted.
If both modulation routings are deleted, the underline will disappear from the
name of the Control Panel parameter, and the color will return to normal.
SysEx Parameter Change Messages
All objects on the Control Panel–knobs, sliders, and so on–can send and receive
MIDI System Exclusive parameters, for automation with MIDI sequencer
programs.
OASYS PCI
Click on the name of the Control Panel parameter. For on/off buttons,
option-click (MacOS) or CTRL-click (Windows) on the name.
Edit the modulation sources and/or amounts as desired.
Click on the name of the Control Panel parameter from which you'd like to
delete the modulation routing. For on/off buttons, option-click (MacOS) or
CTRL-click (Windows) on the name.
Set the Amount to zero, or set the Source to "None."
Using Modulation
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