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Old 02-17-2004
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Question for JV-1010 users...

How do I change the pitch bend parameter in a patch so my pitch bend wheel goes up and down 3 notes instead of 2?
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I'm not completely sure, but I think that might be something you have to set on your controller rather than the module or patch.
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Not sure how to do it in the 1010 but it's probably something you'd have to set up in each seperate patch using the crappy software.
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Bummer..

Unfortunately, the only way you can edit all but the most basic paramters of the 1010 is to use something like SoundDiver on the Macintosh...

Another thing is that even if you ARE able to edit the parameters you want, the 1010 will reset them back to their original factory settings upon powering down... (The basic parameters)

Parameters programmed by a visual computer editor can be saved...

It's a tradeoff for the low price of the unit... Although I LOVE the sounds...
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