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Another Mode is Sync: The acceleration and deceleration of the horn and bass drum
are about the same. This sounds as if the two were locked, but is only clearly audible
during acceleration/deceleration.
Additional Parameters
A number of additional parameters are accessible via the 001/011 button at the top of
the EVB3 Plug-in window. The Upper/Lower Stop Position sliders allow you to set an
exact stop position for the Leslie horn or bass rotator, respectively. This is something
that the original Leslie could not do, sometimes resulting in a horn that was aimed at
the back of the cabinet when it came to a halt, and a less than desirable sound. The
Velo to Click slider allows you to set the velocity sensitivity of the Click parameters (see
“Click Parameters” section, from page 494 onwards).
MIDI Controller Assignments
MIDI controller assignments are only updated if the default setting is loaded, or if a
setting that was saved with a song is loaded.
All parameters that allow you to select a MIDI controller feature a Learn entry. If this
option is selected, the parameter will automatically be assigned to the first appropriate
incoming MIDI data message.
Note: As the new entry is added at the top of the list, existing automation data needs
to be increased by one.
In most circumstances, Logic’s track automation is your best option for the recording of
manual movements in the Plug-in window.
MIDI automation is the better option when you wish to make use of your hardware
MIDI drawbar organ as a remote control for the EVB3. The following tables outline the
MIDI controller assignments of the EVB3. The assignments are optimized for use with
several popular MIDI drawbar organ models. In order to match the default settings of
all popular organs, some parameters are assigned twice. You need not concern yourself
about this.
If you use a Hammond XB-series organ, switch to MIDI Mode HS. If you use a Roland or
Korg organ, choose RK.