Doepfer Regelwerk (device no longer available) - Manual (Page 31)

Doepfer Musikelektronik GmbH User manual V1.0 REGELWERK V1.2 ✇ ① ② ③
Overdup: Off/On
Same system as for hook mode, but this time for
overdub mode.
MIDILock: Off / In1 / In2 / In12
•
To relieve the REGELWERK of un-necessary
processing of MIDI information that isn't
relevant to it, it's possible to switch the MIDI
inputs on and off independently.
−
MIDI real-time data will be received and
processed. All other MIDI events present at
the inputs will be ignored.
−
That means, for instance, that it's possible to
synchronise the REGELWERK sequencer to
an external MIDI clock, without burdening the
REGELWERK 's processor with all the other
MIDI data on this channel.
Sample/Sek.: 24 - 8
•
This is where the scanning / sample-per-
second rate for the faders can be altered.
−
The rate applies globally, to all faders.
−
There could theoretically be a maximum of
24 x 24 fader events per second -> 576 fader
events (and if each had three bytes, that
would approach 50% of the maximum
possible MIDI data flow rate).
⇒
Because of frequent difficulties in the past
with MIDI instruments which couldn't cope
with the highest theoretically possible speeds
of MIDI data transmission, it was decided to
limit the maximum resolution to these
amounts, and to allow a lower sample rate to
be chosen if necessary.
9.4.10 String Edit
•
If a fader hasn't been specifically labelled by
the user, the software automatically calls it
FADERXXX (where XXX stands for the
number of the fader).
−
The advantage of this: no hassle having to
label a fader, and no need to use up memory
for a name when saving the preset.
−
The disadvantage: just by looking, it's
impossible to tell what the fader is
programmed to do.
•
So it's also possible to enter a user-chosen
label for each fader (in current software, up to
eight letters long).
When no name has been given to a fader, this
default message comes up in the LCD:
faderXXXEditName
NoName! Make?> OK
•
Now to label a fader, the default mode must
be switched off by responding to the question
NoName Make?> OK ,
and giving the anonymous fader a label.
⇒
Once you press OK to confirm this question,
you automatically leave the page, and have to
re-enter it.
Then the LCD shows:
ABCDEFG EditName
ABCDEFG Delete?
ABCDEFG is the default name, which can now
be edited with the aid of the cursor keys and
alpha dial.