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Modulation Sources

Off

Crossfade Random

Key (+, ~), Velocity (+, ~, <) Release Velocity, Gate

Pitch Wheel, Mod Wheel Pressure, Pedal

MIDI A-H, Foot Switch 1 & 2 Flip-Flop Foot Switch 1 & 2 MIDI Volume (Contr. 7) MIDI Pan (Contr. 10)

Key Glide

Volume Envelope (+, ~, <) Filter Envelope (+, ~, <) Aux. Envelope (+, ~, <) LFO 1 & 2 (+, ~)

White Noise, Pink Noise kRandom 1 & 2,

Lag 0 in (summing amp out) Lag 1 in (summing amp out) Lag Processor 0 & 1

Clock Divisors

DC Offset, Summing Amp Switch, Absolute Value Diode, Flip-Flop, Quantizer Gain 4x

Modulation Destinations

Off

Key Sustain, Fine Pitch, Pitch

Glide, Chorus Amt

`Chorus Position ITD

`Sample Start, Sample Loop

Sample Retrigger

Filter Freq., `Filter Resonance

Amplifier Volume, Amp Pan

Amplifier Crossfade

Volume Envelope Rates (all)

Vol. Env. Atk, Dcy, Release

Filter Envelope Rates (all)

Filt. Env. Atk, Dcy, Release

Filter Envelope Trigger

Aux. Envelope Rates (all)

Aux. Env. Atk, Dcy, Release

Aux. Envelope Trigger

LFO 1 & 2 Rates

LFO 1 & 2 Trigger

Lag Processor In 0 & 1

Summing Amp, Switch

Absolute Value

Diode, Flip-Flop, Quantizer

Gain 4x, Cord 0-23 Amount

8 - Preset Edit

Cords

O Real-time events happen first on lower numbered cords, so it is usually a good idea to put important functions on lower numbered cords and to place components of complex modulations patches in the proper order in the Cords screens. This also makes it easier to visualize your patch.

O Use negative cord amounts with an LFO to create a more realistic echo effect.

O The Flip-Flop Footswitch will stay On until it is pressed again. Then it will toggle Off.

v To Connect a Patch Cord:

1.From the Dynamic Processing level of the Preset Editor, select the voice(s) you wish to process using the voice selection screen

2.Press the LFO/Aux function key (F4).

3.Use the Previous and Next Page buttons to locate one of the four Cords screens.

4.Connect the Modulation Sources to Destinations. The list of all modulation sources and destinations is shown on the previous page.

5.Set the Modulation Amount for the Cord. Modulation amounts can be positive or negative. Keep in mind that modulation amounts interact with the initial settings.

6.Press the Next page button to move on to the second page and third pages of modulation cords. There are a total of 18 cords.

•The Zoom key immediately jumps you to the screen related to the currently selected patchcord destination.

7.Press the Exit button to return to the Preset Definition level of the Preset Editor or press any of the dynamic processing function keys to move to another module.

Functions

Function Keys

O The Info… key gives information about the selected object.

Activates

Submenu

Function Keys

Disk Browser

The Disk Browser makes it easy to navigate through the different levels of the disk drives. Take the time to familiarize yourself with this section because the Browser is such an integral part of the system. A brief recap of the disk hierarchy is as follows:

Disk Drive . Floppy disk, hard disks, CD-ROM drives, optical drives, etc.

Folder . Used to group and organize collections of banks.

Bank . A group of presets which can be loaded into memory.

Preset . A complete keyboard layout containing: samples, voices and all programmable options.

Sample . An individual digital recording with looping information.

Sequence . A recording of keyboard key depressions (with velocity and pressure) and any other performance controllers (pitch and mod wheels, real time control sliders, Thumby button, footpedal, foot switch and program changes). Sequences can be stored along with the Bank, copied to Preset Flash, or can be exported as separate MIDI files which appear as icons in the bank browser. See Chapter 5, Sequencer for details.

9 - Disk Menu

Disk Browser

O To turn Sprint mode On from the preset menu, press Sprint (F5).

O The Disk Key can be set to call up either SoundSprint mode or the Last screen you used in the Disk Browser. This preference is located under Master, Setup, SCSI.

v To Browse the Disk:

1.Press the Disk/Browse key. The LED illuminates and the screen shown below appears.

2.Press the View function key (F3). The display now changes to a list format. Press the View key again to return to the icon display.

3.Press the Info… function key (F6). A pop-up window appears with information about the hard disk drive. Press OK to return.

4.Press the Browse function key (F2). A second row of function keys appears.

5.Press the Folders function key. The folders on the hard disk will be shown.