Studiologic Studio 1100 - Handbuch (Seite 21)

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The chart shows that for a setting of zero, any key that is depressed will issue a
MIDI velocity value of 64, regardless of the actual key velocity. As the parameter is
moved toward larger positive values, the range of MIDI velocities is increased. At a
setting of positive 3, all MIDI output values may be transmitted depending on
actual key velocity. At the maximum parameter value of positive 5, it is very easy to
issue MIDI note-on velocities anywhere between 1 and 127.
The negative settings for this parameter may be used to create special "cross-fade"
effects. Create a preset with two active zones, and set one zone for a negative
velocity sensitivity. As the keys are played with increasing force, the sound from
the first zone will decrease in intensity, while the sound from the second zone will
increase (Demonstration Preset 4 is configured for a velocity cross-fade).
CSL (CONTROL SLIDER)
The left slider on the Studio 1100 front panel can be programmed to issue any MIDI
control change message. To set the controller number, press and hold a ZONE
switch. Press the FUNCTION 4 switch twice, then release both switches. Use the
DATA slider to set the controller number (if no controller is desired, adjust the
slider to display a dash “-”). To exit edit mode, press the blinking switch.
WHEELS
The two control wheels on the Studio-1100 are dedicated to PITCH and MOD
functions. The wheels may be switched on and off for each zone (both will be
enabled or both will be disabled per zone). First press and hold the specific ZONE
switch. Press the FUNCTION 2 switch three times, then release both switches. The
LED display will indicate On or OFF. Use the DATA slider to change the setting.
To exit the edit mode, press the blinking switch.
AFTERTOUCH
The Studio 1100 will transmit aftertouch, which allows expressive musical control
during the course of a note. The aftertouch value is determined by the total key
pressure on all depressed keys ("channel pressure").
To enable or disable the aftertouch, press and hold a desired zone switch. Press
the FUNCTION 3 switch three times. Adjust the data slider to change the display
to ON or OFF. Press the blinking switch to exit edit mode.
Note: Not all sound modules respond to MIDI aftertouch (channel pressure)
messages.
PEDAL
The Studio 1100 is equipped with a voltage input for external analog controllers
such as a voltage pedal (available from your FATAR dealer). The pedal input is set
to adjust the master volume (same as front panel slider) but may be reprogrammed
to issue any MIDI control change message.
To set the controller number, press and hold a ZONE switch. Press FUNCTION 4
switch 3 times. Release both switches. Use the DATA slider to set the controller
number (if no controller is desired, adjust the slider to display a dash “-”). To exit
edit mode, press the blinking ZONE switch. The default setting for this input is
controller #7. This value is not issued directly as the input changes, but is scaled by
the initial volume setting for the zone. All other controller numbers will cover the
range from 0 to 127 as the pedal is moved.
The Sustain input on the Studio 1100 back panel may be used with an external
footswitch. A MIDI control change message (#64) will be issued on each zone
when the footswitch is actuated. To enable or disable the sustain messages, press
and hold a desired zone switch. Press and hold the sustain pedal, and then press
the Function 4 switch 3 times. Adjust the data slider to change the display to ON
or OFF. Press the blinking zone switch to exit edit mode.
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