Teac GVI - Manual (Page 54)

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THE GVI NAVIGATION TOOLBAR
MIDI MIXER BUTTON
EDIT BUTTON
GIGAPULSE BUTTON
INSTRUMENT BUTTON
HELP BUTTON
The MIDI Mixer view is the default state for GVI. The MIDI Mixer allows
you to attach and detach instruments to MIDI channels, control the audio
routing of each instrument, and gives you access to a wide range of MIDI
Controllers including Volume, Tune and Pan.
Clicking this brings up the QuickEdit view for the currently selected
instrument. The QuickEdit view is a tabbed UI exposing all editable
parameters of an instrument including envelopes, filter settings, LFO’s,
Loop-points, and velocity response curves.
This button will only be enabled if the currently selected instrument has
a GigaPulse effect built into it. Clicking this brings up the GigaPulse view
for the currently selected instrument. If the selected instrument has more
than one embedded GigaPulse effect, a popup menu will allow you select
which instance you wish to view. Pressing the GigaPulse button is the same
as pressing the (green) FX button on the MIDI mixer (sub-)channel of an
instrument containing embedded convolution.
This will launch the ‘Currently Loaded Instruments’ display. This display
lists all instruments currently loaded in memory. You can drag instruments
directly from this display into a MIDI channel slot field (hold down CTRL
while dragging to stack an instrument).
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interface.
· You can select ‘About GVI’ for version and copyright information about this
application. Click anywhere on the ‘about’ screen to dismiss it.