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Fundamentals
2 Assigning Continuous Controllers
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The way a keyboard assigns its knobs to CC channels depends on the brand of
keyboard. In order to get the two units talking to each other you’ll have to
either:
a. change the controller numbers that your keyboard sends to match the
Proteus X / Emulator X, or...
b. change the controller numbers that the Proteus X / Emulator X receives.
We can tell you how to change the CC channels on the Proteus X or
Emulator X, BUT you still have to know what CC channels your keyboard is
transmitting.
To Program your Keyboard to Match the Proteus X or Emulator X
1. Change the controller numbers for the knobs on your keyboard so they
match the numbers in the Proteus X / Emulator X screen shown below.
2. Try out the knobs as described in steps 1 and 2. If they now work, you’re all
finished. If the keyboard works but not the knobs, you still have a CC
number mismatch. Try again.
To Program the Proteus X / Emulator X to Match Your Keyboard
If your keyboard knobs are already working properly with other software or
synths, you’ll probably want to change the Proteus X / Emulator X controllers
to match your keyboard. Here’s how.
1. Find out the CC channel of each knob on your keyboard. You may want to
write these down.
2. On the Proteus X / Emulator X, select Preferences from the Options dialog
box. The preferences dialog box is divided into four main groups. Click on
the Controllers tab heading. The screen shown below appears.
3. The default controllers settings for the Proteus X or Emulator X are shown
above. (Pressing the Use Defaults button resets these settings.) The screen sets up
which MIDI Continuous Controllers Proteus X /Emulator X will
- Advanced Applications Guide 1
- Advanced Applications Guide 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Intermediate Lessons 4
- Introduction 7
- 8 EMU Systems, Inc 8
- Synthesizer Signal Path 10
- Released 11
- - 36 Cords 12
- Preferences 13
- MIDI Keyboard 13
- Fundamentals 14
- 14 EMU Systems, Inc 14
- Voice Processing Cords 15
- 16 EMU Systems, Inc 16
- Library 16
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- 22 EMU Systems, Inc 22
- Phaser 1 23
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- Create a Stacked Preset: 25
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- Sampling and Chopping Samples 27
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- Voice 1 Voice 2 Voice 3 34
- Sample 01 Sample 02 Sample 03 34
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- Destination 37
- 8 Connecting a Volume Pedal 38
- 9 Programming a Filter Pedal 40
- Exploring TwistaLoop 41
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- 11 Building Your Own Filters 43
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- Turn up to 100 47
- Echo, Echo 48
- Negative Amount = Rest 49
- Positive Amount = Accent 49
- Function 50
- Generator 50
- Some Things You May Not Know 52
- Voices & Zones 54
- Voice Processing 54
- Other Tricks 55
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- 15 Streamline Your Banks 57
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- Preset and Sample Categories 59
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- Sort by Category 60
- 18 Using an External Editor 61
- 18 Using an External Editor 62
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- Try it out 62
- 19 Customizing a Drum Kit 63
- 19 Customizing a Drum Kit 64
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- Insert DXi Instrument 70
- Properties Button 71
- Turn TwistaLoop Override On 71
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- Set Tempo Granularity to 77
- 1 beat for tighter loops 77
- Creating Region Loops 81
- Horizontal Zoom Controls 83
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- Region Xplode 84
- 24 Cycle Groups 85
- 24 Cycle Groups 86
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- Create a Random S/H Effect: 90
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- Quantizer 93
- Cord Cord 93
- 26 Repeating Octave 94
- 26 Repeating Octave 95
- 27 Voice Delay 96
- Chromatic Glide (Glissando) 97
- 29 Reversed Keyboard 98
- 29 Reversed Keyboard 99
- Special Effects 100
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- Step 7Step 8 101
- 31 The Backwards Talking Game 102
- Gating Display 103
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- 32 Machine Gun Drums 105
- 32 Machine Gun Drums 106
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- Loop Number 107
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- Multi-channel View 113
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- RecordPlay 116
- Advanced Applications 117
- 36 Sostenuto Pedal 118
- Feedback (latches the switch) 119
- Sostenuto Network 120
- 36 Sostenuto Pedal 121
- 37 Creating Unusual Envelopes 122
- LFO modulating Sustain phase 123
- 38 Resampling 124
- Outputs to Inputs 125
- 39 Pulse-Width Modulation 126
- Click the Sample Button 127
- Double-click here to 127
- Loop End 128
- 39 Pulse-Width Modulation 129
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- To Implement Quad Panning: 130
- 41 X-wave Synthesis 133
- 41 X-wave Synthesis 135
- Original Key Selection 135
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- 42 TwistaWave 140
- 42 TwistaWave 141
- Creating Multiple Loops 141
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- Brain Twister 146
- More Experiments 147
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- Numerics 149
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