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4: Front Panel UI Overview 38 Receptor Manual
If you understand these basic functions, you can quickly and effortlessly navigate through Receptor’s hierarchy
using only this 2-line display.
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More Parameters
to the left
Move Parameters
to the right
Channel Number
Parameter Value
Parameter Name
CPU Usage
--- Typical LCD Interface Components ---
The following sections will discuss the various LCD interface components:
Channel Number
This always appears at the top left of the display to indicate which channel you’re currently editing. When
Receptor is in SINGLE, SOURCE, FX A, FX B, FX C, or MIX views, the channel will indicate which of
Receptor’s 19 channels you’re editing:
• 01-16 (indicating Receptor Channels 1-16)
• B1, B2 (indicating Receptor’s Effects Bus 1 and 2 channels)
• M (indicating Receptor’s Master output channel)
To change the current Channel Number:
1 Press the top display knob to enter Channel Select mode.
The top line of the display reads Select Channel and an arrow points toward the LCD’s channel indicator, which
is now underlined.
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2 Rotate the top display knob to change the channel and press it again when finished.
If you don’t press the top display knob to exit Channel Select mode, Receptor will still apply the channel change and
automatically exit this mode after a few seconds.
Additionally, when Receptor is in MULTI view, the channel number displays:
• MU (indicating that you’re viewing MULTI patch parameters, which are independent of a channel
selection)
When Receptor is in SETUP view, the channel number displays:
• SU (indicating that you’re viewing SETUP parameters, which are independent of a channel selection)
CPU Usage
Unlike a traditional fixed-architecture synth, Receptor’s performance varies greatly depending on the type and
number of instruments and effects you instantiate. For example, loading a complex reverb plugin requires far
more of Receptor’s internal CPU power than a simple digital delay. Similarly, loading three “analog” synths
requires more CPU usage than one. In addition, the CPU usage of most VST instruments varies depending on
how many simultaneous notes you’re currently playing.
- Receptor v1.2 1
- User’s Guide 1
- WARNING: READ THIS FIRST! 2
- MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 4
- SOFTWARE LICENSING CONTRACT 5
- CONTRACTUAL CONDITIONS 5
- Table of Contents 7
- 5 View Buttons in Depth 41 8
- Graphic Editor 85 10
- MIDI Control 179 14
- Receptor Overview 15
- 1 Quick Start 17
- 0 1 B a n k > 18
- 2 Receptor Architecture 25
- Effects Bus Channels 26
- Patch Hierarchy 27
- 3 Receptor Hardware 29
- Power Button Operation 30
- Back Panel 31
- Under the Hood 31
- Connecting a Musical Keyboard 32
- Using Receptor’s Front Panel 33
- 4 Front Panel UI Overview 35
- View Buttons 36
- Modifier Buttons 37
- LCD and Display Knobs 37
- Soft Knobs 39
- 5 View Buttons in Depth 41
- MULTI: Patch 42
- SINGLE Button 43
- SINGLE: Patch 44
- SOURCE Button 45
- SOURCE: Source 46
- SOURCE: Bank 47
- SOURCE: Patch 47
- SOURCE: Input Gain 48
- SOURCE: Bypass 48
- SOURCE: Listen to MIDI Ch 49
- SOURCE: Plugin MIDI Ch 49
- SOURCE: Channel Transpose 50
- SOURCE: Note Range 50
- FX A, FX B, FX C Buttons 51
- FX: Plugin 52
- FX: Bank 52
- FX: Patch 53
- FX: Bypass 54
- FX: Route 54
- FX: Switch 54
- MIX Button 55
- MIX: Pan 56
- MIX: Mute 56
- MIX: Solo 56
- MIX: Send 1 Level 57
- MIX: Send 1 Pre/Post 57
- MIX: Send 2 Level 57
- MIX: Send 2 Pre/Post 57
- MIX: Output Assignment 58
- SETUP Button 59
- SETUP: MIDI Monitor 60
- SETUP: Master Transpose 60
- SETUP: Tempo Source 61
- SETUP: Tempo BPM 61
- SETUP: Time Signature 61
- SETUP: Program Change Chan 62
- SETUP: Digtl Clock Source 62
- SETUP: Master Sample Rate 62
- SETUP: Sample Buffer Size 63
- SETUP: View Bank MSB/LSB 63
- SETUP: TCP/IP Setup 64
- Using Crossover Mode 65
- SETUP: TCP/IP Address 66
- SETUP: TCP/IP Netmask 66
- SETUP: Windows Networking 67
- SETUP: Windows Workgroup 67
- SETUP: Appletalk 68
- SETUP: Name 68
- SETUP: System Version 69
- SETUP: Hardware Version 69
- SETUP: Memory Free 69
- SETUP: Disk Free 70
- SETUP: Enable Zload 70
- SETUP: Install/Upgrade 71
- SETUP: Uninstall Plugins 71
- III III Y e s 72
- Modifier Basics 73
- EDIT Button 74
- SAVE/FILE Button 75
- SAVE/FILE: Save Patch 76
- SAVE/FILE: Save Patch As 76
- SAVE/FILE: Copy Patch 78
- SAVE/FILE: Delete Bank 79
- SAVE/FILE: Delete Patch 79
- SAVE/FILE: Rename Bank 80
- SAVE/FILE: Rename Patch 81
- Meters Mode 82
- Metering Signal Levels 83
- Metering CPU Usage 83
- Graphic Editor 85
- 7 Graphic UI - Mix View 87
- Overview of Mix View 88
- Mixer Anatomy 89
- Channel Selector 90
- Plugin Overview 91
- Send 1 Level 91
- Send 1 Pre/Post button 91
- Send 2 Level 91
- Send 2 Pre/Post button 91
- Pan/Balance 92
- Output Assignment Selector 92
- Default Output Routing 93
- Custom Output Routing 93
- Source Slot Anatomy 95
- Source: Bank Selector 96
- Source: Patch Selector 96
- Source: Bypass Button 97
- Source: MIDI Filter Button 97
- Listen to MIDI Channel 98
- Play Plugin MIDI Channel 99
- --- Remapping Examples 100
- FX Slot Anatomy 102
- FX: Bank Selector 103
- FX: Patch Selector 103
- FX: Prev/Next Patch Buttons 103
- FX: Switch & Get Button 104
- FX: Bypass Button 104
- FX Routing 105
- Single Patch Slot Anatomy 106
- CPU Gauge 107
- Multi Patch Slot Anatomy 107
- Multi: Patch Selector 108
- Multi: Save/File Button 108
- 8 Graphic UI - Edit View 109
- Editing in VST Mode 110
- Editing in Faceless Mode 111
- Learn Mode 113
- MIDI Control (NRPN) 114
- AssignParameter Name 114
- Learn Mode Button 114
- Handy Features 115
- Knob Assignments 116
- 9 Graphic UI - Setup View 117
- SETUP View - Audio Parameters 118
- SETUP View — MIDI Parameters 118
- Time Signature 119
- Program Change Channel 119
- Receptor Name 119
- TCP/IP Settings 120
- Appletalk 120
- Windows Networking 120
- Install Button 121
- SETUP View - Info Parameters 122
- Enable Zload 123
- Hard Disk 124
- Load Panel Architecture 125
- Bank and Patch Lists 127
- ROM Banks and RAM Banks 127
- Empty Patches 128
- Accessing the Save/File Panel 129
- Save/File Panel Architecture 130
- Saving a Patch 132
- Saving Patches from ROM Banks 134
- Renaming a Bank or Patch 136
- Deleting a Bank or Patch 137
- Copying a Patch 138
- Creating a New Bank 138
- Networking Receptor 141
- and your Computer 141
- Networking Buzzwords 143
- Crossover Connection 145
- Network Connection 147
- Auto (DHCP) IP Connections 148
- Manual IP Connections 148
- Mac OS 9 156
- Windows Mounting Instructions 157
- Windows XP - Method 2 159
- Windows 2000 161
- Getting Receptor’s IP Address 162
- Receptor Files 165
- Documentation 166
- Drop Installers Here 166
- Local Settings 166
- Registering Receptor 168
- Updating Receptor Software 169
- Shopping for Plugins 170
- Downloading Plugins 170
- Updating Existing Plugins 171
- Remote Control of Receptor 174
- 14 Patch Management 175
- Automatic Patch Management 176
- Patch Cleanup 177
- MIDI Control 179
- Multi Patches 186
- Single Patches 187
- Source (VSTi) Patches 187
- Effects (VST) Patches 188
- Change Bank 189
- NRPN Details 191
- Instrument FX Plugins 194
- Bus and Master FX Plugins 194
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