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--- midibox_ay_3_8912_volume [2008/11/26 12:56] – lemonhorse
+++ midibox_ay_3_8912_volume [2008/11/26 15:10] (current) – lemonhorse
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-^TONE^USER VALUE^CC7(A)/CC8(B)/CC9(C) MIDI VALUE^VELOCITY^ENVELOPE MODE^
+^TONE^USER VALUE^CC7(A)/CC8(B)/CC9(C) MIDI VALUE^VELOCITY MODE^ENVELOPE MODE^
 | |priority 4|priority 3|priority 2|priority 1|
 |VOLUME CH. A|0 to 15|0 to 127 => coversation to 0-15|ON/OFF|ON/OFF|
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 Just adjust the USER VOLUME VALUE here. You'll see no USER VOLUME VALUE if the [VELOCITY] or the [ENVELOPE] mode is activated.
-See => [F7] Velocity Menu (Switch Velocity to Volume Tone A, B and C or Noise Period)
+See => [F7] Velocity Menu: Toggle Velocity to Volume Tone A, B and C or Noise Period ON/OFF
-See => [F5] Envelope Control: Envelope Coarse, Env. Fine, Env. Shape, Env. Assignment to Tone A, B and C
+See => [F5] Envelope Control: Envelope Coarse, Env. Fine, Env. Shape, toggle Envelope Assignment to Tone A, B and C ON/OFF
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 === CONTROL CHANGE 7, 8 and 9 (MIDI CC EVENTS) ===
-A CC7 (VOLUME Tone A), CC8 (VOLUME Tone B) and CC9 (VOLUME Tone C) MIDI event overwrites the USER VOLUME VALUE (0-15) directly.
+The CONTROL CHANGE7 (VOLUME Tone A), CC8 (VOLUME Tone B) and CC9 (VOLUME Tone C) MIDI event overwrites the USER VOLUME VALUE (0-15) directly.
 But the CC Value will only apply if the VELOCITY and the ENVELOPE mode is off.