Doepfer Regelwerk (device no longer available) - Manual (Page 33)

Doepfer Musikelektronik GmbH User manual V1.0 REGELWERK V1.2 ⑧ ⑧ ⑨ ⑨
GetPreset / Pattern:
StorePreset / Pattern:
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Presets / Patterns accessed by the GetPreset
function are (unlike in the SCHALTWERK)
not automatically sync-ed to a master track.
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The time it takes to access a preset from
memory depends, among other things, on
how full the dynamic memory is.
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It's normally better to stop any ongoing
sequence to load a new preset. It's quicker,
and because of the lack of synchronisation,
there's no advantage in having the sequence
running. Stopping it avoids any chance of
problems with notes hanging, etc.
SysEx Preset / Pattern:
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Transmit a preset / pattern via SysEx.
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The SysEx format of REGELWERK patterns
is compatible with the Doepfer
SCHALTWERK.
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A SCHALTWERK connected via MIDI could
therefore read REGELWERK patterns, and
store them in its memory locations and re-
transmit them to the
REGELWERK .
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REGELWERK SysEx strings are in two
sections.
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The first block contains all the static
parameters – the fader events and
parameters for al the 24 faders and buttons.
(This block is the same size as a pattern
memory.)
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The second block, which is of variable length,
contains all the dynamicly variable data in a
preset – the faders themselves, key strings,
and user-defined fader names / labels.
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REGELWERK reacts automatically to any
SysEx string received.
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When receiving the dynamically variable part
of the SysEx string, it is possible that an error
message will be generated, if the available
storage space in the dynamic memory
location isn't sufficient for the amount of data
being transmitted.
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In this case, enough memory must be freed
up in this section (by deleting old and
unwanted strings and snapshots) and the
SysEx transmission then repeated.
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In the ‘Delete Preset’ function, the actual
preset itself isn't deleted first time round: just
the dynamic memory containing the string,
name, etc.. If there's still not enough space,
then the rest of the memory for this preset
can be cleared.
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The Preset itself remains intact.
InitPreset?<OK>
InitPattern?<OK>
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Use this function to set the preset or pattern
in the edit buffer to its default values.
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The individual presets / patterns remain
intact.
9.4.14 Sync Menu
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In general, REGELWERK 's tempo is
controlled by its own internal clock:-
SYNC- INTERN / EXT.
Mode: Intern
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REGELWERK can also be controlled by an
external MIDI Clock
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at MIDI input socket 1:-
Mode: Ext. MCL1
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or at MIDI input socket 2:-
Mode: Ext. MCL2
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or by an external DIN sync signal:-
Mode: Din Sync
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received at the DIN sync socket.
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In internal sync mode, the REGELWERK
sends Realtime MIDI Messages:-
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Start ($FA),
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Continue ($FB) ,
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Stop ($FC) , and also
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MIDIClock ($F8)
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from both MIDI output sockets.
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At the DIN sync socket, a synchronised