Roland Musical Instrument 사용자 설명서
maxWerk - Copyright 2000-2007 Amanda Pehlke
Published by RedMoon Music - www.RedMoon-Music.com
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1.13 Noodle
You may enjoy playing and recording your controller keyboard along
with your Werk. A MIDI device/channel through the program is
reserved for this purpose, complete with basic controller and GS
phatWerk settings. More about phatWerk is coming up in Part II.
with your Werk. A MIDI device/channel through the program is
reserved for this purpose, complete with basic controller and GS
phatWerk settings. More about phatWerk is coming up in Part II.
In the Noodle window there are two parameters that can help your
live playing stand out amid the sound of your other tracks, whether
you have a MIDI controller keyboard or are simply using computer
keys. One is a general note velocity adjustment, and another is a
menu setting to adjust input MIDI by an octave shift. The octave
shift parameter is the same one you see in Note and Drum Editors,
and your Werk file remembers its last setting. There is a companion
setting found in the Noodle window only to double octaves on
input.
live playing stand out amid the sound of your other tracks, whether
you have a MIDI controller keyboard or are simply using computer
keys. One is a general note velocity adjustment, and another is a
menu setting to adjust input MIDI by an octave shift. The octave
shift parameter is the same one you see in Note and Drum Editors,
and your Werk file remembers its last setting. There is a companion
setting found in the Noodle window only to double octaves on
input.
Auto-modulation sends a ramp of mod wheel or aftertouch values
to any depth you like as each new note is played. One of several GS
NRPN controllers can also auto-modulate your noodles, with an
option to invert the values it sends for fun and variety.
to any depth you like as each new note is played. One of several GS
NRPN controllers can also auto-modulate your noodles, with an
option to invert the values it sends for fun and variety.
1.14 Werksync
This collaborators' aid deserves a heading of its own. By activating
the Werksync button in the lower section of the Noodle window, you
can enable sending MIDI beat clock along with continuous controller
messages that are understood as transposition commands by a
second maxWerking computer setup. A reset from your master
Werk sets up the slave to ignore its own tempo map and transposer
data, and you can remotely set the "go-to" bar. The operator of a
slaved Werk has full normal control when the master is not in play.
the Werksync button in the lower section of the Noodle window, you
can enable sending MIDI beat clock along with continuous controller
messages that are understood as transposition commands by a
second maxWerking computer setup. A reset from your master
Werk sets up the slave to ignore its own tempo map and transposer
data, and you can remotely set the "go-to" bar. The operator of a
slaved Werk has full normal control when the master is not in play.
If you've made it through the Guide this far, you may be interested
to discover the many more features of maxWerk covered in Part II.
to discover the many more features of maxWerk covered in Part II.