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I can't find any documentation on this and have not been able to figure it out.
Can someone please help?
What is system utilities' function Preset MWHL: on/off?
Re: What is system utilities' function Preset MWHL: on/off?
hmm. looks like it stands for "mod wheel", but the slim doesn't have wheels does it?
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Re: What is system utilities' function Preset MWHL: on/off?
I have a LP, withouth any SP's, but my guess is that it is a setting which either enables or disables the use of the moduulation bus w/o an external modwheel controller. I know that a heavily requested feature was the ability to ane mod wheel positions to presets; maybe it happened with the SP and that setting either enables or disables that setting. I would just leave it on unless weird things happen with mod wheels.
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Re: What is system utilities' function Preset MWHL: on/off?
hey, sorry for the lack of documentation; I'll work on that as soon as I can.
What this feature does is it controls whether a preset "mod wheel" value is loaded when you load a new preset. If it's turned on, you can press and hold the Mod Amount button and set a "mod wheel" amount, which is saved when you save the preset. If the Preset MWHL function is turned on, it essentially allows you to set and recall a programmable modulation depth which is recalled whenever you reload the preset.
Hope this helps!
-Amos
** I would have added this feature to the LP also, but there is not currently space in the LP code to add it. I have a clever plan to free some more room in the code, when I get a chance... perhaps later this year.
What this feature does is it controls whether a preset "mod wheel" value is loaded when you load a new preset. If it's turned on, you can press and hold the Mod Amount button and set a "mod wheel" amount, which is saved when you save the preset. If the Preset MWHL function is turned on, it essentially allows you to set and recall a programmable modulation depth which is recalled whenever you reload the preset.
Hope this helps!
-Amos
** I would have added this feature to the LP also, but there is not currently space in the LP code to add it. I have a clever plan to free some more room in the code, when I get a chance... perhaps later this year.
Re: What is system utilities' function Preset MWHL: on/off?
Thanks Amos and Others.
I was working this out with the help of jeepo's post, and it is good to have it clarified.
I was working this out with the help of jeepo's post, and it is good to have it clarified.
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Re: What is system utilities' function Preset MWHL: on/off?
Hahaha I feel like an idiot, but can someone please explain this like I'm five?Amos wrote:hey, sorry for the lack of documentation; I'll work on that as soon as I can.
What this feature does is it controls whether a preset "mod wheel" value is loaded when you load a new preset. If it's turned on, you can press and hold the Mod Amount button and set a "mod wheel" amount, which is saved when you save the preset. If the Preset MWHL function is turned on, it essentially allows you to set and recall a programmable modulation depth which is recalled whenever you reload the preset.
Hope this helps!
-Amos
** I would have added this feature to the LP also, but there is not currently space in the LP code to add it. I have a clever plan to free some more room in the code, when I get a chance... perhaps later this year.
:'(
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Re: What is system utilities' function Preset MWHL: on/off?
at about 8:10 of the sonic state review video it's explained. Hope that helpsxombiexplox wrote: Hahaha I feel like an idiot, but can someone please explain this like I'm five?
:'(
Re: What is system utilities' function Preset MWHL: on/off?
I would really like to see this function in the LP. Did you already succeed to free up some room? Or is there another way to programm the wheel amount?Amos wrote:** I would have added this feature to the LP also, but there is not currently space in the LP code to add it. I have a clever plan to free some more room in the code, when I get a chance... perhaps later this year.