E-Mu Proteus Operation Manual page 39

Proteus operation manual
Let's say for instance, that you are using a Yamaha DX7 as your master
keyboard. The DX has pitch and mod. wheels, a breath controller, a data
slider and a foot pedal, all of which transmit their values over MIDI. The
standard MIDI controller numbers for the controls are listed below (the
pitch wheel has a dedicated controller, PWH). First, we would go to the
Master menu, MIDI Controller Assign and define the 4 MIDI controllers
that we wish to use. Assign each controller number to one of the letters
A-B-C-D.
01 - Modulation Wheel
02 - Breath Controller
04 - Foot Pedal
06 - Data Entry
To complete the connections for a particular preset, go to the Edit menu,
Realtime Control, and route the MIDI A, B, C, D to the desired destina-
tions. These could be patched to any 4 destinations or even to the same
destination. The MIDI Controller Amount menu, (in the Edit menu)
allows you to scale the amounts of each of the controllers by a positive or
negative value. The signal flow is shown in the diagram below.
Master
Menu
0
1
MIDI
2
3
Controller
A
31
0
1
MIDI
2
3
Controller
B
31
MIDI
0
1
MIDI
2
3
Controller
C
31
0
1
MIDI
2
3
Controller
D
31
The MIDI controllers A-B-C-D must have both a source (0-31), and a control destination assigned.
A
B
C
D
Edit
Control Destinations
Menu
Pitch
Primary Pitch only
Secondary Pitch only
A
- +
Volume
Primary Volume only
Secondary Volume only
Attack
Primary Attack only
B
Secondary Attack only
- +
Decay
Primary Decay only
Secondary Decay only
Release
C Primary Release only
- +
Secondary Release only
Crossfade
LFO 1 Rate
LFO 1 Amount
LFO 2 Rate
D
- +
LFO 2 Amount
Auxiliary Envelope Amount
Auxiliary Envelope Attack
Auxiliary Envelope Decay
Amount
Auxiliary Envelope Release
MIDI Realtime Controllers
PROGRAMMING BASICS
Standard MIDI
Controller Numbers:
1- Modulation Wheel
2- Breath Controller
3- Pressure Rev 1 DX7
4- Foot Pedal
5- Portamento Time
6- Data Entry
7- Volume
8- Balance
9- Undefined
10- Pan
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