TS-12 Musician’s Manual Section 9 — Program Parameters
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to protect a voice or voices from being stolen — such as cymbals or a sustaining “pad” sound in a
sequencer track.
VELOCITY-WINDOW LO & HI Ranges: 000 to 127
The LO and HI parameters allow you to define the velocity range for each voice. The full velocity
range (default) is LO=000 HI=127. By adjusting these parameters, you can set specific velocity
ranges for each voice. This allows velocity switching between different voices within the
program. For example, if you set a solo violin voice to LO=000 HI=064, and a string section
voice to LO=064 HI=127, a soft velocity will play only the solo violin, whereas a harder velocity
will play only the string section. Ranges can over-lap for velocity cross-fade effects.
Wave Page
Press the Wave button. On the Wave page, the same three parameters (Wave Name, Wave Type,
and Delay) will always appear on the top line of the display, no matter which type of wave is
selected:
Wave Name Wave Class Delay before playing
Wave Name
Here you select the actual wave that the voice will play. When this parameter is underlined, the
Data Entry Slider will select only among the waves in the current wave class. Pressing the
Up/Down Arrow button will allow you to cross over into the next Wave Class.
Wave Class
This shows which of the 16 groups the currently selected wave is in. By underlining this
parameter, you can use the Data Entry Slider or the Up/Down Arrow buttons to scroll quickly
through the different wave classes to the category you want. Then underline the wave name to
select a specific wave from that category.
Whenever the wave class is changed, the first wave in that class is selected, and lower-line
parameters are reset to default values for the new wave class.
DELAY Range: 0000 to 5000 msec, KYUP
This parameter determines how long the voice will wait after a key is struck before playing. A
delay of up to 5 seconds is possible.
When set to DELAY=KYUP (Key Up), the voice will wait until the key is released before it plays.
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