Dave Smith Instruments MOPHO SE - Manual (Page 17)

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arpeggiator. Mopho can be configured for use with either normally open (+) or
normally closed (-) footswitches. When set to Arp+ or Arp-, the footswitch will
act as a sustain pedal when the Arpeggiator is off.
Pedal: see table— Sets the destination for the Pedal/CV input. Note that this
input is heavily filtered for clean operation, so there is a limit to the speed it will
respond to changes.
Display Pedal Routing
FootCtrl Routed to the Foot Control Modulation
Breath Routed to the Breath Control Modulation
Expressn Routed to the Expression Modulation
Volume Controls Master Volume
LpFilter Routed to the low-pass filter
LpF Half Routed to the low-pass filter, but with half the range
The input will also accept control voltages in the range of 0 to 3.3 volts DC. It is
protected against higher or negative voltages.
MIDI Pressure: Off, On— When On, the Mopho will respond to received MIDI
pressure (aftertouch) messages and will transmit pressure from the keyboard to
MIDI Out.
Velocity Curve: 1…4— Sets one of the four velocity curves for the keyboard to
adjust the velocity response to your playing style.
Pressure Curve: 1…4— Sets one of the four pressure curves for the keyboard to
adjust the aftertouch to your playing style.
Arpeggiator Latch Mode: Normal, ReLatch— Sets one of the four pressure
curves for the keyboard to adjust the aftertouch to your playing style.
Basic Patch— Press the Write button to load a basic patch into the edit buffer.
The patch will not actually be written to the current program location unless
intentionally written to memory in program mode using the Write button.
Reset Globals— Mopho does not have a full hardware reset, but select this
parameter and press Write to reset the global parameters to their factory
defaults.
Balance Tweak: -14…14 —Adjusts the left/right output balance by
approximately +/- 4 dB.
MIDI SysEx Dump: see table— Allows dumping of Programs in SysEx format
via MIDI. Also enables the translation of Mopho Keyboard programs into
formats readable by other DSI synths. Tetra’s voice architecture and voice