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    The included VST Instruments 2 – 51
    LM-7 Parameters
    Drum sounds
    LM-7 comes with six sets of drum sounds. “Compressor”, “909” and 
    “Percussion” are loaded as the default sets when launching LM-7. 
    “Modulation”, “Fusion” and “DrumNbass” can be loaded by selecting 
    “Load Bank” from the File menu and opening the lm7_second_set.fxb 
    file (which is located in the Vstplugins/Drums subfolder). 
    •You switch between the three loaded sets by using the pop-up menu 
    (just like you switch between effect programs).
    Parameter Description
    Velocity This sets the global velocity sensitivity for LM-7. The higher the value, 
    the more sensitive LM-7 will be to incoming velocity data. If set to “0”, 
    the sounds will play back with a fixed velocity value.
    Volume sliders The volume sliders are used to adjust the volume for each individual 
    drum sound.
    Tune sliders The tune sliders are used to tune each individual drum sound, up or 
    down 1 octave.
    Pad The Pads are used for two things: To audition the individual drum 
    sounds, and to select a sound for adjusting pan.
    Panorama This is used to position an individual sound in the stereo image. The 
    setting applies to the currently selected sound, indicated by a lit yel-
    low LED over the Pad button. 
    						
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    MIDI note mapping
    The table below shows how the drum sounds are assigned to note 
    values on your MIDI keyboard. The mapping is GM compatible:
    Drum sound Note  Comment
    Bd C1
    Rim C#1 Compressor only.
    Snare D1
    Clap D#1 909 only.
    Hi-Hat F#1
    O-Hi-Hat A#1
    Tom 1 A1
    Tom 2 B2
    Tom 3 D2
    Crash C#2
    Ride D#2 Compressor only.
    Tambourine F#2 Percussion only.
    Cowbell G#2 Percussion only.
    Hi Bongo C3 Percussion only.
    Lo Bongo C3# Percussion only.
    Conga Mute D3 Percussion only.
    Conga Open D#3 Percussion only.
    Conga Lo E3 Percussion only.
    Timbale Lo G3 Percussion only.
    Timbale Hi G#3 Percussion only.
    Cabasa A3 Percussion only. 
    						
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    Universal Sound Module (USM)
    The USM is a General MIDI compatible sound module. General MIDI 
    (GM) is a standard set up by the MIDI Manufacturers Association 
    (MMA) and the Japanese MIDI Standards Committee (JMSC).
    It defines a standardized group of sounds and the minimum require-
    ments for General MIDI compatible synthesizers or sound modules, 
    so that a specially prepared sequence or MIDI file that is sent to the 
    instrument via MIDI will play back the correct sound types, regardless 
    of make and model of the instrument.
    MIDI identifies sounds by their program change number. Before the 
    General MIDI standard was introduced, the same MIDI program change 
    number often addressed totally different types of sound in any two syn-
    thesizers or sound modules from different manufacturers, e.g. a flute 
    type sound in one instrument and a piano type sound in the other. 
    With the introduction of General MIDI standard compatible instruments 
    this changed. These instruments use the same program change num-
    bers for the same types of instruments.
    So, if the person that prepared a sequence or MIDI file wants the mel-
    ody to be played by a “piano”, he can use a certain program change 
    command embedded into the sequence to automatically select a piano 
    sound in any GM compatible sound module. The GM standard, how-
    ever, does not specify in great detail how that piano should sound. It is 
    simply assumed that the manufacturer reproduces an acoustic piano 
    within the capabilities of the instrument. A consequence of this was 
    that, depending on the GM module used, a song would sound very dif-
    ferent, even though the instrument sounds were mapped correctly. 
    						
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    This problem is solved by the Universal Sound Module! Cubase users 
    can make sure that their music created using the USM will sound ex-
    actly the same when played back on another computer, because the 
    sound reproduction is no longer hardware based. 
    •The USM features over 70 MB of sampled waveforms and four stereo 
    outputs. 
    •The USM is polyphonic with up to 96 voices. 
    •The USM receives MIDI in 16 channel Multi mode (simultaneous multi-
    timbral playback on 16 MIDI channels).
    In other words, one USM unit can play up to 16 MIDI Tracks, each with a different 
    sound.
    •The USM responds to the following MIDI messages: 
    MIDI Note On/Off (velocity governs volume).
    Volume.
    Pan.
    Pitch Bend (up to ± 12 semitones).
    Modulation (vibrato).
    Selecting Sounds
    According to the General MIDI Standard, MIDI channel 10 is reserved for 
    drums. This can not be changed.
    The USM features 128 different sound patches. Selecting programs 
    is done by sending program change messages by selecting an option 
    from the program (“prg:”) pop-up menu in the Inspector. 
    						
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    Selecting Outputs
    The USM features four stereo outputs, allowing for flexible routing of 
    sounds to different effect processors etc. By default, all MIDI channels 
    are routed to USM stereo output “1”.
    •To select another output, click the “Output” field below the Channel 
    Activity indicator for the MIDI channel you wish to direct to another 
    output.
    This opens a pop-up allowing you to select one of the four stereo outputs.
    USM Parameters
    Parameter Description
    Master Volume Sets the master output volume for the USM.
    Pitchb. Range Sets the range for incoming Pitchbend messages (selectable 
    between 1 to 12 semitones).
    LFO SpeedGoverns the speed of the vibrato. The vibrato depth is controlled 
    via MIDI Modulation messages (for example, using the Mod Wheel 
    on your MIDI controller).
    MIDI channel activity 
    indicators 1-16.These light up to indicate activity on the corresponding MIDI 
    channel.
    Output 1-16 Clicking in this field opens a pop-up allowing you to direct the 
    corresponding USM MIDI channel to one of the four available 
    stereo outputs. 
    						
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    							Index 
    						
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    58 Index
    B
    Bitcrusher 36
    C
    Chopper 37
    Chorus
     24
    D
    DaTube 10
    Distortion
     11
    DoubleDelay
     7
    Dynamics
     13
    F
    Flanger 25
    L
    LM-7 50
    M
    Metalizer 27
    MIDI Gate
     19
    ModDelay
     9
    O
    Overdrive 12
    P
    Phaser 28
    R
    Reverb A 44
    Reverb B
     45
    Ringmodulator
     29
    Rotary
     31
    S
    StepFilter 21
    Symphonic
     33
    T
    Tranceformer 35
    U
    Universal Sound Module 53
    V
    VB-1 48
    Vocoder
     38 
    						
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