The Harmonizer
Programmer’s Manual
The Harmonizer
Programmer’s Manual Page 75 of 97 Release 1.2.1
1999 Eventide, Inc.
Most modules will create a menu page in the
PARAMETER area
when they are inserted in the Patch Editor area. To demonstrate
this, first load the program
Long Mono Delay from Bank 2.
Then press and hold
the PARAMETER key to enter the Patch
Editor area.
Insert an eq module by pressing the <insert> SOFT KEY,
scrolling to the Filter group, and selecting
eq. Press the SELECT
key to actually insert the eq module.
Press and hold
the PARAMETER key to return to the
PARAMETER area. Note that now there is a menu page and an
associated
SOFT KEY for eq parameters.
Most, but not all, modules get their own
PARAMETER area menu keys automatically. If the inserted module
comes from any of the following groups, it will not show up automatically:
• Bridge
• Control Math
• Control Process
• Interface
• Math
• Miscellaneous
If a module does not create an “automatic” menu page in the
PARAMETER area upon insertion but does have parameters, a menu page can still be
created for it in the
PARAMETER area. This is a more advanced operation and is discussed in Chapter 3.
Notes on
<insert>
During the insert process, if you change your mind and decide not to insert anything yet, press the
PARAMETER key to abort. That will put you back at the main edit menu without changing the patch.
Removing a module
<delete>
The <delete> SOFT KEY removes a module from a program. Any
signals connected to the deleted module are disconnected. Select a
module to be deleted by highlighting it using the
LEFT and RIGHT
CURSOR
keys. Here we’re choosing the second delay delay
module.
Next, press the
<delete> SOFT KEY. The Harmonizer prompts to
be sure that the
<delete> is intentional. If it is, press the DOWN
CURSOR
key (choosing OK) and then press the SELECT key.
In the example to the right, the OUT module now has an
unconnected
input and the first dly module has an unconnected
output.
Modifying a module
<modify>
The <modify> SOFT KEY is described in the next section.
