Studiologic Acuna 88 Manual - Manual (Page 13)

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This chapter describes the programming of the controllers in
detail. We will take controller 1 as an example. The programming
of all other controllers is identical.
Press Data Entry. The display shows Select Zone. Now turn
Data Entry. The display switches to show Control Assign. Select
controller 1 by pressing Control 1 (to select a different controller
press respectively Control 2 to 4).
From now on, navigation through the parameters is performed by
pressing the + button and - button. Turning Data Entry changes
the value of the selected parameter. The currently selected
parameter is highlighted by an underscore in the display.
Here you define to which zone Control 1 shall be assigned.
Choose from Z1 for zone 1 to Z4 for zone 4.
As described in the MIDI controller section on page 9, the
encoders Control 1 to 4 can control up to four different MIDI
parameters. With Def.Func (Default Function) you decide which of
those four MIDI parameters is initially assigned to the controller
and will be active at a preset recall. The following values are
possible:
Vol
⇨
MIDI Volume (MIDI CC 7)
Prg
⇨
MIDI Program Change
Fn3
⇨
freely assignable MIDI CC
Fn4
⇨
freely assignable MIDI CC
You can now assign a MIDI CC parameter to the third controller
function Fn3. All MIDI CC messages from 0 to 127 are available.
An overview of the standardised MIDI CC parameters is given
on page 54. For each zone you can assign a different MIDI CC
parameter to Func3.
The value setting you make in the second row will be sent at a
preset recall, if Fn3 is selected as Def.Func. Possible values are
0 to 127.
Similar to Func3 you can freely assign a MIDI CC message to
the fourth controller too. Again, all MIDI CC messages from
0 to 127 are available. An overview of the standardised MIDI CC
parameters is given on page 54. For each zone you can assign a
different MIDI CC parameter to Func4.
The value setting you make in the second row will be sent at a
preset recall, if Fn4 is selected as Def.Func. Possible values are
0 to 127.
After the successful programming of the controller you can
either store the settings or continue with other global settings
and adjustments.
To store your settings as a preset, please refer to page 15.
To make global adjustments, please continue to page 14.
Zone
Def.Func
Func3
Func4
Controller programming
E
+
-
Edit
Data Entry
Control 1 Control 2 Control 3 Control 4
+
-
Edit
Data Entry
Control 1 Control 2 Control 3 Control 4