LinPlug RMV - Manual (Page 135)

Setup Panel
Miscellaneous Setup
Power Pan: When this control is switched on panning operates in "constant
power" mode. Otherwise, the pan control operates in "constant
voltage" mode (see the Glossary for more information about constant
power and constant voltage panning modes). As you mix down the
various instruments within the RMV it is useful to have the option to
choose whichever is more suitable for the task at hand. The default
and recommended option is constant power panning.
Pad Velocity: When this control is switched on, the Trigger Button becomes
"velocity sensitive" and responds to the velocity parameter of MIDI
Note On messages. In this case, clicking on a Trigger button's left
side produces a low velocity note. When the right side of a Trigger
button is clicked, a higher velocity note is produced. The note velocity
value varies linearly from left to right across the Trigger button. When
this control is switched off, the trigger velocity does not depend on
where the trigger button is clicked. In this case, the note is always
triggered at full volume. The default position for this switch is on.
Linear Dials: This control is used to select the RMV's dial operation mode. Two
modes are available: linear (when the button is on) and circular
(when the button is off). In linear mode the RMV's dials track vertical
cursor movement. In circular mode the RMV's dials track cursor
movement in a circular fashion around the dial. It's important to note
that some sequencers can override the instrument's dial mode
settings so if the RMV's dials are not operating in the correct manner,
check the host program's settings.
Note Names: When the Note Names control is switched on, notes are displayed by
name (for example "D#1") in the Settings display (see below for more
information about the Settings display). When this control is switched
off notes are displayed by their MIDI note numbers (for example
"39").
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