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Program Mode
The OUTPUT Page
right-hand side of the DSPCTL page is the subpage of the highlighted function-parameter—on
the subpage are the programmable parameters. To access the parameters on the subpage,
highlight the function-parameter you wish to edit, and then press the > button to move the
cursor into the subpage.
Each function-parameter's subpage contains the programmable parameters of the highlighted
function-parameter. By assigning control sources to modulate a function-parameter, you can
enable real-time control of your program's sound and behavior. You can assign Src1 to any
control source, and can specify its maximum value with the Depth parameter. Src2 is different—
you can assign it to any control source, but can also assign a control source to its maximum value
with the DptCtl parameter. You can then specify the range of Src2's depth with the MinDepth
and MaxDepth parameters.
Note: The PC3A features an easy shortcut for quickly assigning any of the PC3A's realtime controllers
(sliders, wheels, buttons, etc.) to a currently selected parameter (such as the Src1 and Src2 parameters
above.) Simply hold the Enter button and move the desired controller.
The label of a function-parameter depends on its corresponding function-block in the current
layer's algorithm. The above DSPMOD page corresponds to the following algorithm:
The OUTPUT Page
Press the OUTPUT soft button to get to the OUTPUT page, where you set the layer's pre- and
post-FX panning. There are actually four different configurations of the OUTPUT page; which
one you see depends on whether the current layer uses a stereo keymap, and whether it uses
program FX or layer-specific effects (more on this in The Program FX (PROGFX) Page
on page 6-47
and The Layer FX (LYR_FX) Page
on page
6-49).
Regardless of the page's configuration, there are parameters for adjusting the pan position, the
pan mode, the pan table (if any), the crossfade control, and the crossfade sense. Layers that use
stereo keymaps, or that use layer-specific FX, have additional parameters on their OUTPUT
pages. The following page is for a mono keymap program that uses program FX:
6-31
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