2.7 Custom Parameter Affect Controls
There are three parameter functions contained in the affect parameter group. When using presets these will be set to a specific parameter within the preset. The Deluge convention is:
Assigning custom control parameters
- Press [CUSTOM X] where x is one of the custom buttons 1, 2 or 3. Custom 1 & 3 are under the lower rotary control and custom 2 upper control.
- Access the sound editor by pressing . Navigate to a parameter to assign. Example : pan
- When the desired parameter is in-focus, press & hold or - the rotary which is assigned to the custom control in step 1.
- The screen will display ‘LEARNED’ to indicate parameter assignment. Parameter is assigned for the specific function.
- Unassignment is performed by reassigning the parameter control.
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Assigning user parameters to existing controls
- Press the desired parameter control button to change, for example .
- Access the sound editor by pressing . Navigate to a parameter to assign. Example : OSCILLATOR 1 > LEVEL
- When the desired parameter is in-focus, press & hold or - the rotary assigned to selection in step 1
- The screen will display ‘LEARNED’ to indicate parameter assignment. Parameter is assigned for the specific function.
- Unassignment is performed by reassigning the parameter control.
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Assigning controls to modulation depth
- Press the desired parameter control button to change, for example .
- Access the modulation connection patching by pressing + Modulation Destination. Press to drill down to the modulation depth parameter.
- When the desired parameter is in focus, press & hold or - the rotary which is assigned to the parameter selected in step 1.
- The screen will display ‘LEARNED’ to indicate parameter assignment. Parameter is assigned for the specific function.
- Unassignment is performed by reassigning the parameter control. +
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Example: sidechain patched to low-pass filter cutoff frequency with a custom control assigned to adjust the depth / strength of modulation.