Eclipse User Manual
Eclipse User Manual Page 14 of 58 Release 1.10.1
MIDI Clock Set SETUP TEMPO (TAP SRC) to Midiclock to control the
tempo from a MIDI sequencer connected to the Eclipse’s
MIDI input.
MIDI Control Numbers
Set
SETUP TEMPO (TAP SRC) to CC xxx (where xxx is
some number between 1 and 127) to control the tempo
from MIDI control information on the channel selected at
SETUP page 2 MIDI (CHANNEL) (
Omni
responds to all channels).
This is useful for the same reasons Foot Switch Control is
useful.
When you save or update a program, the current tempo
is saved along with
it. This saved tempo
will replace the current tempo the next time the program
is loaded.
You can disable the tempo by setting
SETUP TEMPO (TAP SRC) to Off.
! Additional explanations and diagrams can be found on page 15. We highly recommend checking them out!
Tempo-Controlled Parameters: T_DELAY, T_RATE, etc.
You’ll notice many parameters with “
T_” stuck onto the beginning of their
names. These parameters synchronize to the tempo
. For example, to the
right we see
(T_RATE). Its values are rhythmic, and right now the chorus
depicted will oscillate once every
1/2 note.
If you want the chorus to ignore the tempo
, set (T_RATE) to off and use
the unadorned
(RATE) soft key to enter in a rate.
If you want every parameter in the Eclipse to ignore the tempo, set SETUP
TEMPO (TAP SRC) to Off.
! See page 32 for a more in-depth discussion of “T_” parameters. See page 15 for a diagram of the tempo and
its relation to “T_” parameters.
Tutorial 1: Loading a Program, Setting the Tempo, and Assigning Modulation
OK, we’re going to run you through “a day in the life of your Eclipse”!
First, turn it on.
We want to load a program, and that’s the sort of thing that happens in the
“PROGRAM area.” So, press the PROGRAM key!
The Eclipse sorts its programs so that the type of program you want to
load is easily found. Press
CRITERIA (SORT BY) and turn the knob until
the display reads Number. Then press (SEARCH B) and turn the knob
until the display reads
Source (this will allow us to search for a program based on the type of
instrument the program was designed for)
. Press the PROGRAM key again to jump “up”
a level.
! see page 26 for more information
Press the < "
""
" > and < !
!!
! > keys until the left side of the screen reads
Programs-Guitar. Now you can access programs that were designed to
process guitars. Use the knob to select the program
FuzzADSRPreamp.
Load the program by pressing the conspicuously labeled
<LOAD> soft key.
You’re whisked away to the
HOT KEYS area…
