DigiTech STUDIOVOCALISTEX Manual page 40

Note: All CC's
except Volume
(CC7) reset to their
default values
when a MIDI pro-
gram change mes-
sage is received.
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blow into a breath control device. It is with CC's that you introduce
dynamics and emotion into your harmony performance.
Studio Vocalist EX parameters you can modify by continuous control and
their default MIDI mappings:
• Volume
• Detune
• Vibrato Depth
• Vibrato Rate
• Harmony Hold
The Harmony Hold works with Chordal and Scalic harmony programs
to freeze the current harmonies while you continue to sing notes that
would otherwise cause the harmonies to change. It's useful when you
want to throw some vocal "riffs" in a part of song and don't want the har-
monies to follow.
To change the Continuous Controller mapping:
1. Press the Utilities button from any mode. This presents the
UTILITIES main menu.
2. Press the soft key corresponding to MIDI. This presents the MIDI
Utilities sub-menu.
3. Press the soft key corresponding to CC.
4. Use the softkeys to select one of the three editable fields in the MIDI
Controllers screen: the internal parameter you want to control, the
CC that controls it and the control polarity. The control polarity can
be used to reverse the response of the controller.
5. Press the Utilities button to exit to the previous mode.
MIDI Program Change mapping
Incoming MIDI Program Change messages can be remapped to any of
the Studio Vocalist EX's internal programs. Remapping simply means
that when you send the product a MIDI program change number 1, you
have the option of making that number call up some other program
instead. This allows the product to adapt to existing program changes in
MIDI sequences or MIDI performance controllers.
Any incoming Program Change command can be:
Mapped to the same program number in the Studio Vocalist EX
•
Mapped to any other program number
•
• Mapped to enable Bypass mode
• Ignored by the Studio Vocalist EX (no change from previously load-
ed program)
to MIDI Volume (CC 7)
to Expression Controller (CC 11)
to Modulation Wheel (CC 1)
to Effect Control 1 (CC 12)
to Effect Control 2 (CC 13)