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Section
7
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Drum
Sound
Programming
Wave
Bank
In
the
Wave
Bank
you
can
chose
which
wave
the
currently
selected
voice
will
play,
and
modify
various
playback
parameters
of
the
wave.
Current
Key
Number/Key
Range/Wave
Name
Wave
Bank
Current
Key
Number|
[Lo
Key|
Hi
Key|
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[Wave
Name]
Current
Key
Number
This
parameter
is
used
to
select
each
of
the
17
voices
for
editing.
Select
a
Standard
sound
then
use
the
Change
Sound
Mode
command
to
enter
Drum
sound
Edit
mode
(for
information
on
the
Change
Sound
Mode
command,
see
"Change
Sound
Mode"
later
in
this
section).
This
will
place
the
default
drum
map
into
the
edit
buffer.
Take
a
moment
now
to
play
each
key
from
your
MIDI
keyboard.
You'll
notice
that
each
time
you
play
a
new
key,
the
current
key
number
changes.
However,
the
key
range
parameters
(Low
Key
and
High
Key)
and
the
wave
name
change
every
several
keys.
If
you
count,
you'll
discover
that
there
are
17
of
these
changes,
corresponding
to
the
17
voices.
By
playing
keys
on
the
keyboard,
you
are
selecting
a
voice
to
be
edited.
You
can
then
select
a
waveform,
define
a
key
range
and
tailor
the
voice
to
suit
your
needs.
Low
Key/High
Key
The
Low
and
High
key
parameters
work
together
to
form
a
key
range,
which
is
the
term
used
to
describe
the
range
of
notes
within
which
a
particular
voice
will
play.
After
selecting
this
parameter,
you
can
set
the
key
range
by
simply
playing
the
notes
on
the
keyboard
where
you
want
the
low
and
high
keys
to
be
located,
provided
the
EditKeyrange
parameter
in
the
System
bank
is
set
to
"ON.".
(Low
Note
is
set
first,
followed
by
High
Note).
Creating
"Holes"
in
the
Key
Map
It
is
possible,
when
setting
the
key
range
for
a
particular
voice,
for
that
voice
to
"cover
up"
one
or
more
other
voices.
This
would
occur
if
the
key
range
of
one
voice
extended
over
the
entire
area
of
another
voice's
key
range.
The
result
would
be
something
like
this:
Drum
Programming
7
-
3
110
112
Table of Contents
Introduction 1 - Getting Started
3
Table of Contents
3
Section 8 - Storage Functions
7
Getting Started
9
Grounding Information
9
Power
9
AC Line Conditioning
10
Basic Connections
11
Temperature Guidelines
11
Running Your SQ-R through a Home Stereo System
12
Rear Panel Connections
13
The Front Panel - Communicating with die SQ-R
14
Select Sound Button
15
Edit Sound Button
15
Select Preset Button
15
Edit Track Button
15
Track Buttons
16
System Button
16
Effects Button
16
Enter/Save Button
16
Bank Select Button
16
Arrow Buttons
17
Volume Knob
17
Phones
17
Screens
18
Playing Sounds Sound Memory
20
Selecting a Sound
20
Choosing Internal, ROM, Card and Drum Sounds
20
Memory Cards
21
Re-Initializing the SQ-R
21
Low Battery Voltage - When to Replace the Battery
22
SQ-R Accessories
22
Need more Help
23
Section 2 - System Control
24
System Bank: Master Tune
24
Global Bend
24
Pedal/Edit Key Range
24
Miditrackname
24
Voice Muting
26
Base Channel
26
MIDI Mode - MIDI in Mode
27
MIDI Mode -MIDI in Mode
27
Global Controllers in MONO Mode
27
MIDI Loop/Xctrl - External Controller
28
Program Change
28
Controllers/System Excl - MIDI System Exclusive Enable
29
Program Change
30
Receiving Program Changes
30
Selecting a New Preset Effect from MIDI
30
Preset Prog - Preset Program Change
31
Retransmit/Ail Note off
31
Retransmit/All Note off
31
Store Sounds
32
Store Presets
32
System Bank
32
Section 3 - Presets
33
About Presets Selecting Presets Editing Presets Track Status
33
Compare-Using the Select Preset Button
35
Edit Preset Buffer
35
Abandoning Your Edits
36
Saving a New Preset into Memory
36
Copying an Existing Preset to Another Location
36
About Tracks
37
Replacing the Sound on a Track
37
Putting a Sound Onto a Track Along with Its Effect
38
Layering Sounds in a Preset
38
Using Effects with Presets
38
About Performance Parameters
39
Parameter Bank
39
Keyrange
39
MIDI Channel
39
MIDI Bank
39
Parameter Bank
40
Transpose
40
Key Range
41
MIDI Channel
42
MIDI Bank
42
MIDI Program Number
42
Program Changes in the SQ-R
43
Receiving Program Changes
43
Selecting a New Preset Effect from MIDI
43
Selecting a New Preset with Program Changes
44
MIDI Status
44
Pressure
45
Sustain Pedal
46
MIX Bank
47
Volume
47
Pan
47
Output
48
Timbre
48
Release
49
The Smart Transmit Function
50
Pressure
51
A few Important Points about MULTI Mode
53
Section 4 - Effects
54
Understanding SQ-R Effects
54
Preset Effect
55
Sound Effects
55
Programming Effects
56
The Effect Busses
56
Effect Mixing
57
Selecting Effects
58
Sounds and Presets
58
Pressure
60
Section 7 - Drum Programming
109
Selecting Drum Sound Editing
110
Sound Edit Mode
110
Wave Bank
111
Current Key Number
111
Low Key/High Key
111
Creating "Holes" in the Key Map
111
Wave Class
113
Wave Name
113
Direction
114
Clear Key Map
114
Setdefaultmap
114
Change Soundmode
115
Pitch Bank
115
Oct/Semi/Fine (Voice Tune)
115
Keyboard Pitch Tracking
115
Filter Bank
116
Amp Bank
117
Gate Time/Release Time
117
Mode (AMP) - Voice Triggering/Stealing Notes
118
Output Bank
119
Section 8 - Storage Functions
121
Memory Card Storage
121
Installing the Battery in a RAM Card
121
Memory Card Configurations
121
Formatting a Blank Memory Card
121
Copying Sounds between Internal and Card Memory
121
Sound Storage Prompts and Error Messages
121
Saving Preset Data to Memory Card
121
Preset Storage Prompts and Error Messages
121
MIDI Sys-Ex
121
Sending One or All Sounds out Via MIDI Sys-Ex
127
Sending Presets out Via MIDI Sys-Ex
128
Receiving MIDI Sys-Ex Messages
128
Appendix - SQ-R MIDI Implementation
130
Index
130
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Brand
ENSONIQ
Model
SQ-R
Category
Synthesizer
Language
English
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