a) Use the Value -/+ buttons to select “VOLUME” from the EVENT box.
b) the three position boxes (1st POSIT, 2nd POSIT, 3rd POSIT) enter the following settings:
1
st
Position [31 1 1]. Crescendo start position
2
nd
Position [33 1 1]. Decrescendo start position (in this position the volume reaches its maximum value)
3
rd
Position [36 1 1]. Fading end position.
c) In the three Value boxes (1st VALUE, 2nd VALUE, 3rd VALUE) enter the following settings:
1
st
VALUE: 1. Crescendo start volume value.
2
nd
VALUE: 96. Crescendo end and decrescendo start volume value.
3
rd
VALUE: 20. Decrescendo end value.
Note. If you want to perform only one crescendo or decrescendo, press the Value -/+ buttons together and set the 3rd VALUE
field on Off. Interposed arrows between the VALUE fields indicate whether you are performing a crescendo or a decrescendo.
a) In the STEP box, select the number of steps for which each volume crescendo or decrescendo is to take place. Use the Value
-/+ buttons to change the value. In the REPEAT box, select the number of bars for which the entire FADER cycle is to be repea-
ted. If, for example, you use the Value -/+ buttons to enter value 2, the volume crescendo and decrescendo will take place for
two consecutive bars.
b) Press F10(Execute) to confirm the operation. Press F5(Escape) to return to the EDIT page EDIT.
EDIT Logical: press F4 to access the LOGICAL function. This is a quite complicated but powerful function. It allows you to edit in a complete
manner groups of events of the running track. Let us start by describing the various fields making up the page (use the Cursor
<> buttons to access them).
COND: condition relating to the operational range (top left-hand side of the display). It selects the temporal interval that will be affec-
ted by the edit function. If you select All with the Value -/+ buttons, the changes will applied to the entire track. If you select
Equal, only the events with position visualized in RANGE OP (operational interval) will be affected. The position can be changed
by using the Cursor <> buttons to select the desired box and then pressing the Value -/+ buttons accordingly.
If you select Internal, only the events with position falling inside the position values shown in RANGE OP will be affected. The
events with position outside this interval will not be changed. Therefore, the changes will affect all the events starting from the
position shown at the top of the RANGE OP box and down until the events in the position shown at the bottom of the same box.
If you select External, the changes will affect only the events in the position outside the operational interval, while the events
falling inside the interval given in RANGE OP will not be changed.
STATUS: this box allows you to select the event types that will be affected by the changes. They are ALL, NOTE, PROGRAM, CONTROL, PITCH
WHEEL(BEND).
COND: condition relating to the event fields.
1st
All: the operation will affect the events, regardless of the value (see above). For example, in the case of STATUS NOTE, all the notes
will be considered, in the case of STATUS PROGRAM, all the timbres will be considered.
Equal: the operation will affect only one event type shown and editable in the FROM field. For example, in the case of NOTES, only the
note shown in the FROM field will be changed, in the case of CONTROL, the operation will affect only the control with the num-
ber shown in the FROM field. If, for example, the number shown is 7, the operation will affect the volume; if, instead, the num-
ber shown is 1, the operation will affect modulation.
Internal: the operation will affect only the events with values falling inside the editable interval given by FROM and TO. If the STATUS is
NOTES, only the notes inside the interval will be changed.
External: the operation will affect only the events with values falling outside the editable interval given by FROM and TO. If the STATUS is
NOTES, all the notes falling inside the interval will be excluded.
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