PFC’” 10 Professional MIDI Foot Controller
Forexample: If you are currently on program A4 and wish to change to program A58, press the Bank button once and press the 5th numeric button to select bank 5. As soon as you press the 8, Program Change 58 is transmitted. Now, if you press 3, Program Change 53 will be transmitted.
A typical display on the controller will appear as follows:
In the top left corner of the display is a letter followed by a number. The number is the PROGRAM number. This is followed by the name of the PRESETthatis currently being played. In the top right corner of the display is a letter followed by a number.Thisisthe PRESET, either User(U) or Factory (F), that is mapped to the current PROGRAM number within the Tube Fex or TransFex 212. The bottom line of the display reflects the effect chain currently being played.
6.2 PERFORMANCE TIP/MIDI MAPPING
The Tube Fex and TransFex 212 are designed to easily allow any preset to be mapped to any program.
A good way to set up this Program Map is to arrange the presets in order of use. Read the Tube Fex or TransFex 212 owner's manual section about MIDI mapping.
For example: If you have favorite lead and rhythm presets, map them to A0 and Al. Then map other special presets to A2, A3, etc. These will correspond to number switches 0, 1, 2, and 3, respectively, for Bank 0. If you will be using more than ten presets, map them to AlO,All,A12, etc.,which will correspond to Bank 1, number switches 0, 1, 2, etc. You can also map a preset to multiple locations, such as AO, AlO, A20, etc., which lets you map your favorite presets to different banks along with special presets. The Tube Fex and
TransFex 212 each have two (internal) banks of 128 programs (A,B) so these can be set up for different sets throughoutthe gig. Furthermore, RAM CARTRIDGES can be programmed with more program banks.
6.3 TUNER MODE
To enter Tuner mode at any time, press the Bank/Tuner button twice. A chromatic tuner will be displayed in the foot controller’s display:
Note is > 2 cents of being in tune. | Note is I2 cents of being in tune. |
The display on the right shows a notethatis, essentially, tuned. The display on the left shows a note that is a little sharp and should be adjusted. Since the bar moves asittracksthe note, this display could also show the bar fartothe left with a cents value
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