Peavey DPM V3 Owner's Manual page 52

Page 1 (AMT) Parameters
PMod1 (Off, Velocity, Keyboard, Pressure, Envelopes 1-4, LFO 1, LFO 2, Mod Wheel,
Foot Pedal, External MIDI Control)
Chooses the pan modulation source. For details on modulation sources, see sections
3.1d and 3.8.
Amount (-99 to +99)
Sets the modulation degree and polarity (positive or negative) from the previously-
selected source. This modulates the baseline pan setting in the Output page.
Page 2 (AMT) Parameters
PMod2 Amount
These parameters perform the same functions as PMod1 and its associated Amount
control. Thus, the pan position can be modified by two different modulation sources.
3.13 OUTPUT MODE
The default setting is 20UTPUT, which indicates that the program will feed the two
Main outputs. If GOUTPUT is selected, an additional parameter appears toward the
right of the page that determines the output pair to which the program audio will be
routed. Select either outputs 1 +2 (Main), 3+4 (Sub 1), or 5+6 (Sub 2).
3.14 ABOUT COMBI PROGRAMS
A Combi program lets you link up to four different programs to create split and layer
programs. The first "link" is the original program chosen for the Combi program; the
other three links can be any other programs within the DPM V3, which are specified
as you program the Combi.
In a split program, certain sounds will cover only a certain range of the keyboard. A
Combi allows up to four splits. Example: Acoustic bass in the lower two octaves and
trumpet in the upper octaves lets you play trumpet melodies with your right hand
against left-hand bass parts.
In a layered program, pressing down on a key will play two or more sounds
simultaneously. A common example is layering strings and piano on one key. A Com-
bi allows up to four programs to be layered.
The DPM V3 also allows combinations of splits and layers. The following figure shows
a typical Combi "map" — Bass from C1-G2, Piano from A2-B4, Brass from A2-C6,
3.24