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Chapter 6: Creating and Editing Programs

============ Select Program ============

Active program:24-PROGRAM NAME

========== Assign Note:37/A01 ==========

Sound:Sound_name (ST) Mode:DCY SW

If over:1013,use:38/A06-Good snare drum

If over:5000,use:39/B16-Some other drum

========================================

<Play>

The fifth and sixth lines now contain four additional

fields—two decay thresholds and two new note number

assignments. These fields are used to play one of three

sounds depending on the envelope decay setting:

1. If the received note’s envelope decay is less than

or equal to the value in the first If over field,

then only the sound selected in the Sound field

plays.

2. If the received note’s envelope decay is greater

than the value in the first If over field but

less than or equal to the value in the second If

over

field, then only the note number selected in

the first use field plays.

3. If the received note’s envelope decay is greater

than the value in the second If over field, then

only the sound assigned to the note number

selected in the second use field plays.

(The second If over field is limited to values at

least one higher than the first If over field.)

COMMENT: This feature is provided primarily to emulate

the MPC60’s Hi-hat Decay Slider. Whenever the Hi-hat

pad on an MPC60 is played, one of three different sounds

(closed, loose or open hi-hat) plays depending on the slider

position. Also, the slider varies the envelope decay time of

the selected sound. On the MPC3000, this same function

can be achieved by selecting DCY SW in the Mode field.

Because Note Variation decay data in sequenced drum

notes overrides the program’s envelope decay setting, it

will also determine which of 3 sounds (e.g., closed, me-

dium and open hi-hats) will play while simultaneously

varying envelope decay of the selected sound. If an MPC60

SET file is loaded from disk, these parameters are auto-

matically set to emulate the MPC60 Hi-hat Decay Slider

as part of the conversion to an MPC3000 program.

COMMENT: Regardless of which pad plays, the indi-

vidual program parameter data (tuning, envelope, velocity

data, etc.) for each of the three note numbers are used but

only the main note number’s mixer data (mix volume and

pan, output assignment, and output/effects mix level) are

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