User manual TERRATEC AXON AX 100 MKII 1.0

[. . . ] 1. 0 English Manual Version 1. 0, status: August 05 CE Declaration We: TerraTec Electronic GmbH, Herrenpfad 38, D-41334 Nettetal, Germany hereby declare that the product: AXON AX 100 mkII, to which this declaration refers is in compliance with the following standards or standardizing documents: EN 55013, EN 55020 The following are the stipulated operating and environmental conditions for said compliance: residential, business and commercial environments and small-company environments. This declaration is based on: Test report(s) of the EMC testing laboratory The information in this document is subject to change without notice and shall not be deemed as a warranty by the seller. No warranties, express or implied, are made with regard to the quality, suitability or accuracy of this document. The manufacturer reserves the right to change the contents of this document and/or the associated products at any time without the provision of prior notice to specific persons or organizations. [. . . ] A section of the Editor is shown below for clarity. Pick Control Pick Controller (NO CONTROLLER, CONTRLxxx) This submenu lets you associate your current sound with one of the many MIDI controllers. This can be used to control effects thanks to the AXON's ability to recognize your picking position. For example, if you set the value to Controller 1 (Modulation Wheel), you can simulate the effect of a keyboard modulation wheel with your picking position. Other interesting effects can be achieved with CTRL 74 (Filter) or CTRL 10 (Pan), for example. Press the ENTER button and use the +/- Value buttons to choose a suitable controller. Use the following parameters to specify the value range for which the controller is suited. The effective range of the controller is restricted to one pick split zone (Your AXON supports up to three pick zones, for which you can theoretically use three different pick controllers). Generally, you will not use additional pick splits for a pick control effect. You should therefore set both preset parameters PICKSPLIT1 and PICKSPLIT2 to 0--otherwise the entire picking area from the bridge to the neck will not be available, but only the section within the pick split zone. Pick Value 1 (PICK VAL1) Pick value 1 for pick controller (0-127) Once you have associated the split zone with a MIDI controller via PICK CONTRL, use this parameter to set the starting value for the controller. Moving your picking position from the bridge toward the neck will cause the value sent to the MIDI controller to continuously move toward the value set for PICK VAL2. 26 AXON AX 100 mkII V. 1. 0 (English) Pick Value 2 (PICK VAL2) Pick value 2 for pick controller (0-127) Once you have associated the split zone with a MIDI controller via PICK CONTRL, use this parameter to set the end value for the controller. Moving your picking position from the neck toward the bridge will cause the value sent to the MIDI controller to continuously move toward the value set for PICK VAL1. Changing parameters shared by split zones Until now, the preset parameters were specifically to individual split zones. A preset also consists of higherlevel parameters used to manage split zones and describe shared characteristics. The transitions or borders between the individual split types are also defined here. To access this level, press the EDIT button while in Preset mode (PRESET LED on). If you are still in the split zone level, simply press the EXIT button twice. Use the PARAMETER +/- buttons to select the following parameters and modify them with the VALUE +/- buttons: Preset Name Be sure to give presets you have created a descriptive name to make them easier to find. The cursor will now move to the first letter, which you can change using the VALUE +/- buttons. Upper and lower-case letters are supported, as are special characters. A number of buttons on the front panel of the AXON have special functions during the editing process: The GLOBAL button switches the current lower-case letter to upper case. The UTILITY button switches the current upper-case letter to lower case. The CHAIN button switches the current letter to the first available special character, "!". [. . . ] 1. 0 Tables 61 Format for GS Compatible SysEx commands (Local Mode = Off) 0xF0, 0x41, id, 0x42, 0x12, ah, am, al, vv, . . . , vv, xx, 0xF7 SysEx status GS Standard address. id=device ID, selected with NRPN 3757 GS Standard data command Address high, mid, low Value databytes Don´t care End of exclusive Table of GS Compatible SysEx commands (Local Mode = Off) Address (ah, am, al) 0x40 0x00 0x00 Databytes vv vv vv vv Description Master tune (default vv = 0x00 0x04 0x00 0x00) -100. 0 to +100. 0 cents. For example, to tune to +100. 0 cents, sent data should be 0x00 0x07 0x0E 0x08 Master volume (default vv = 0x7F) Not reset by GS reset. Master key-shift (default vv = 0x40, no transpose) Master pan (default vv = 0x40, center) GS reset GS reset Voice reserve : vv1= Part 10 (default vv = 2) vv2 to vv10 = Part 1 to 9 (default vv = 2) vv11 to vv16= Part 11 to 16 (default vv = 0) Reverb type (vv=0x00 to 0x07), default = 0x04 0x00 : Room1 0x01 : Room2 0x02 : Room3 0x03 : Hall1 0x04 : Hall2 0x05 : Plate 0x06 : Delay 0x07 : Pan delay Reverb character, default vv = 0x04 Reverb Pre-LPF, 0 to 7, default vv = 0 Reverb master level, default vv = 0x40 Reverb time Reverb delay feedback. [. . . ]