FXpansion BFD Eco - Manual (Page 24)

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Ch.7 Global controls
Disk
activity
meter
RAM
meter
Context
info
Transport
controls
MIDI activity
indicator
Audio stream
indicator
Bleed
Adjusts the level of kit-pieces in the Kick In and Snare Bottom channels. See section 2:3 for more details about bleed.
Global Tune
Adjusts the tuning of all kit-pieces, relative to their individual Tune settings in the Channel page.
Global Dyn (Dynamics)
Adjusts the velocity of incoming MIDI or Groove events up or down by up to 127, relative to the kit-pieces’ individual Dyn settings in the Channel
page inspector.
Hum Vel (Humanize Velocity)
Adjusts the amount of velocity randomization that occurs. This is applied both to events generated by MIDI input and by the Groove engine.
Volume
Adjusts the level of all channels simultaneously.
As it is possible to use multiple channels with the BFD Eco plugin, the
Volume control lets you adjust all channels together. The Master channel
fader only affects channels routed to it. If any channel is routed to a direct output, only the Volume control can function as a ‘global’ level control
that affects all channels in BFD Eco.
V2A
Adjusts the amount of amplitude scaling in response to incoming MIDI velocity. By default, this control is set to 50%.
With a setting of 0, there is no amplitude scaling applied – each velocity layer is played back at its actual level with the natural dynamics of the
kit-piece unchanged. When V2A is set to 100%, the amplitude is more linearly scaled across the velocity range.
FX power
Powers on/off all currently enabled FX on all channels.
Offline
The Offline button should be enabled when performing a non-realtime ‘offline’ bounce. It ensures that BFD Eco has enough time to deliver the
data from disk.
When using BFD Eco during normal playback, this button should be disabled.
Learn
Enables/disables MIDI Learn mode.
This function allows you to assign interface controls to MIDI continuous controllers (MIDI CCs) and even notes, so that you can use physical
keys, knobs, faders or other controllers to adjust BFD Eco’s interface controls.
1. When the Learn button is enabled, an overlay appears on the interface, with all
MIDI-controllable parameters highlighted in green.
3. The assigned MIDI note/CC number is
overlaid on the control.
2. Click the desired control
and then do one of the
following:
• move the physical knob, fader or other
variable controller to assign a MIDI CC
• play a MIDI key to assign the note – this
is especially useful for buttons