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CHAPTER
II:
EDITING
EFFECTS
PROGRAMS
Value
Range
Parameters
which
have been
targeted
by
Control Assign
settings will
have
their
values
changed
within
a
range
that
is
set in
terms
of
"Minimum
Value"
and
"Maximum
Value"
settings
made
on
the
SDE-330.
When
using
controllers
(such
as
a
foot switch)
which
turn
something
On/Off,
OFF
(CLOSED)
results
in
the
minimum
value,
and
ON
(OPEN)
produces
the
maximum
value.
With
controllers
(such
as
an
expression pedal or a
pitch
bend
lever) that
produce
continuous
changes,
the
parameter value
will
change
incrementally within the range delimited
by
the
"Minimum
Value"
and
"Maximum
Value."
In
cases
where
the
parameter value
acts
simply
as
an
ON/OFF
switch, the function
is
turned
ON
if
the
value
of the data received
is
greater
than
the
median
value;
otherwise
it
is
turned
OFF.
Amount
of
Change
in
Controller
Parameter Value
1
00%
.
Max.
Value
.
Min. Value
AnTOunt
of
Change
in
Controller
Parameter Value
Controller
Min. Value
.100%
Max,
Valu
Max.
Value
Parameter Value
ON
Median
Value
Min. Value
Min. Value
*
If
you
change
the
target after
the
sett'mgs for
"Minimum
Value"
and
"Maximum
Value" have
been made, you
may
find that these
values
have
changed.
To
avoid problems, always redo
the
settings for
"Minimum
Value"
and
"Maximum
Value"
each
time
you
select a
new
target.
*
If
you
set
a
"Minimum
Value"
that
is
higher than
the
"Maximum
Value/'
the
changes
in
the
parameter occur
in
the
opposite
direction.
*
Any
alterations
made
in
parameter
values
during
performance
are
temporary.
If
you change
to
a
different
Program Number,
the
settings will revert to their original values.
(Making
Settings)
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.
Get
into
the
Parameter
Edit
mode.
Once
in
the
Parameter
Edit
mode, you
will
be
able
to
make
changes
in
the contents
that
are
stored
at
each Program
Number.
*
This step
is,
of
course,
unnecessary
if
you
are already
in
the
Parameter
Edit
mode
(you
were
previously
making
settings for Effects
Programs,
etc.).
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