User Manual

User Interface Basics
Pitch Wheel and Mod Wheel
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Pitch Wheel and Mod Wheel
TotheleftofthePC3K’skeyboardarethePitchWheelandtheModWheel,aswellastheSW
andArpbuttons.
PushthePitchWheelawayfromyoutoraisethepitchofthenote(s)youareplaying.Pullit
towardsyoutolowerthepitch.Mostprogramsare
setsothatthepitchwheelwillraiseand
lowerpitchbyawholestep,althoughsomeprogramsusethepitchwheeltolowerpitchbyas
muchasanoctave.ThePitchWheelhasaspringsothatitwillsnapbacktoplace(i.e.,backto
theoriginalpitch)
whenyoureleaseit.
TheModWheelperformsavarietyoffunctions.Differentprogramsmay useitforfiltersweeps,
tremolo/vibrato,wah,orlayervolume.
TheArpbuttonturnsonandoffthePC3K’sArpeggiator.
TheSWbutton(MIDI29)canbeprogrammedtodoavarietyofthings.Oftenitis
usedforlayer
enableoreffectenable.
Arp
SW
Pitch Mod