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5 September 2026

  • 01:0401:04, 5 September 2026 Labelling pots and lamps in your source (hist | edit) [992 bytes] Matthew (talk | contribs) (Created page with "A slider marked '''POT0''' tells you nothing when you come back to a program six months later. The editor reads short tags out of your comments and uses them to label the simulator's controls as you type. == The tags == {| class="wikitable" ! Tag !! Labels |- | <code>; #POT0 Delay time</code> || POT0, POT1, POT2 |- | <code>; #LED1 Tempo</code> || The two indicator lamps |} Tags are read from the comment part of a line, so they n...")
  • 01:0401:04, 5 September 2026 Using the simulator indicator lamps (hist | edit) [2,085 bytes] Matthew (talk | contribs) (Created page with "The simulator's '''Indicators''' section has two lamps, '''LED1''' and '''LED2''', which follow the registers <code>REG30</code> and <code>REG31</code> as your program runs. They give you a way to see a value you cannot hear — an envelope follower, a tempo, the state of a switch. == How brightness is worked out == The lamp reads its register as S1.23: * '''0''' is off. * '''1.0''' is full brightness. * A negative value is off. It is not rectified, so a bipolar signa...")
  • 01:0401:04, 5 September 2026 Controlling the simulator with MIDI (hist | edit) [1,731 bytes] Matthew (talk | contribs) (Created page with "The simulator in the Sandbox FV-1 Editor can be played from a MIDI controller plugged into your computer. The pots and the effect switch respond to control changes, so you can sweep a parameter with a real fader while a program runs. The Sandbox pedal itself has no MIDI input. This drives the simulator only. == Before you start == Web MIDI needs Chrome, Edge or Firefox. Safari does not implement it, so the '''MIDI Control''' section w...")

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