The User Interface
The following screen shot will help familiarize the controls of the VST Pulse Editor™ v. 1.5.1:
Working With the VST Pulse Editor
About Sound
The VST Pulse Editor™ is a VSTi (synth) plug-in that deals only with MIDI data. As a result it
makes no sound of its own. The sound comes from the actual hardware synth itself... Which
is what you want (pure hardware generated sound, but with VST control). The VST Pulse
Editor™ is not a VST MIDI Effect plug-in, it is a VSTi instrument without audio processing
functions.
Using the Controls
Most controls on the VST Pulse Editor™ are self explanatory as to their use. There are two
types of knobs, those that have their ‘zero’ or lowest value set to the far left, and the other
has the ‘zero’ position set in the absolute middle. The display readouts will vary based on
the related ranges and values for that particular control.
Resolution of the Controls
To obtain a finer resolution control of the knobs in the VST Pulse Editor™, hold down the
shift key while adjusting the knob. This will allow you to ‘fine-adjust’ the values of the knob.
Resetting the Default Value of a Control
To reset a control to its default value, hold down the ‘CONTROL’ key while clicking on the
control.
Receiving MIDI Continuous Controller Data
The VST Pulse Editor™ can receive and interpret MIDI Continuous Controller (cc) messages. All
controls respond to their correlated MIDI CC number as listed in the MIDI Continuous Controller
Chart of this manual. Automation of all parameters can be achieved via these MIDI Messages or
via your sequencer host.
The MIDI LED Indicators
When the VST Pulse Editor™ receives or transmits MIDI data, the corresponding MIDI LED will
blink to notify you. The VST Pulse Editor™ responds to MIDI Note On/Off, Pitchbend,
Modulation, Continuous Controller MIDI messages.
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