Thanx a lot ! I have my own Emax Orchestra now ;)It´s good i made my
Supermode Sequence.. I now can copy it to ther Disks when needed.
cheers
phono
--- In emax@yahoogroups.com, "John Silveria" <emaxjs@s...> wrote:
> SuperMode Mapping is the closest thing the Emax has to a Multimode.
It's the same for
> the Emax though the parameters may be located in slightly different
places.
>
> 1: Create a new sequence, typically called "SuperMode Map", but
you can call it
> anything you like. You name the sequence in Sequence Master/ Rename
Sequence
>
> ......the rest of this takes place in Sequence Setup.
>
> 2: Turn on SuperMode (Sequencer Setup 6)
>
> 3: you then need to go to Track Status and Arm each track you want
(Switch to R
> (record)) Remember each track # corresponds to the MIDI channel it
will receive track 1
> receives MIDI Channel 1 etc. You can either arm them all and delete
the unused tracks
> later, or just don't arm those you know you won't be using.
>
> 4: Press "record", the "play", then "Enter" and record 1 second of
nothing. Then hit the
> "Stop" button
>
> 5: Go back into Track Status and switch the track(s) you will be
using to "p" (play). If
> there are certain tracks you will not want the Emax to respond to
you will want to use
> "Erase Track" to delete them.
>
> 7: Save the Bank! It's the only way to save the sequence
>
> 6: Now by just selecting that sequence your Emax will be in
multimode. There is a catch
> though, you won't really be able to see what preset the track is
playing unless you go
> under Track Preset and each channel will respond to preset changes.
So sometimes
> you can swith the preset and not even realize it. It also will
respond to Volume r Pan
> controls so if you need to adjust levels you will have to adjust
the presets Attenuation in
> Dynamic Processing. If for some reason upon selecting the sequence
it's not responding
> to the channels you want make sure SuperMode is on... I think on my
Emax SE HD the
> SuperMode disarmed itself everytime I loaded a bank and I had to
rearm it, but I could
> be mistaken.
>
> It's certainly not the easy way to be in mulitmode. One of the
reasons I got an ESI-32 is
> that it has a real MultiMode where each channel responds
individualy to MIDI
> commands like Volume and Pan. If I really need to use more Emax II
presets then I can
> map into one preset then I import it into the ESi-32 and MultiMode
it there.
>
> On 21 Feb 2004 at 11:18, phonophobie spoke unto me:
>
> > hope you can help me out...
> > i just try to understand emax architecture and was just wondering
if
> > there is a kind of multimode.
> >
> > i want to play different presets on different midi channels via
> > cubase at the same time...
> >
> > so i stumbled on a thing called "super mode mapping" in the
sequencer
> > setups. My english is not the best and i never was in sequencewr
modes
> > before - so i just can´t understand what it is all about.
> >
> > is supermodemapping a kind of multimode ? or is there maybe a
better
> > solution?
> >
> >
> >
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