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Editing a Tone
Editing in the TONE EDIT PRO Screen
The TONE EDIT PRO screen shows all parameters, allowing you
to edit in greater detail.
1.
In the TONE EDIT ZOOM screen, touch <To
PRO>.
The TONE EDIT PRO screen appears.
Menu Explanation
[E1] knob Scrolls up or down through the tabs.
[E2] knob Scrolls the cursor up/down to select a parameter.
[E3]–[E6] knob
Edit the partial selected by the cursor separately for each
partial.
[E3]–[E6] correspond to Partial 1–4 respectively.
Partial Sw
Turn a partial on/off. Partials that are off do not produce
sound.
Partial Select
Select a partial to edit. If multiple partials are selected, you can
edit their parameter values simultaneously.
* You can’t deselect Partial Select for all partials.
<To ZOOM> Accesses the TONE EDIT ZOOM screen.
<UTILITY> Accesses the UTILITY window.
2.
Move the cursor to the desired parameter, and
edit the value.
You can use the [INC] [DEC] buttons and the [VALUE] dial to
edit the value while maintaining the value difference between
partials.
Drum Kit Tone (TONE TYPE: Drum)
Key 88 (Note Number = 108:C8)
Key 1 (Note Number = 21:A0)
Kit Comp 1 Kit Comp4
Kit Comp 2 Kit Comp5
Kit Comp3 Kit Comp6
Pitch
Env
Filter
Env
Amp
Env
Wave1
Filer
Amp
MFX
Key
EQ
Inst
1.
Select a tone whose tone type is “Drum,” then
press the [MENU] button and touch <TONE
EDIT>.
The TONE EDIT PRO screen appears. (Drum Kit tones use only the
PRO screen.)
Menu Explanation
[E1] knob Scrolls up or down through the tabs.
[E2] knob Scrolls the cursor up/down to select a parameter.
[E3]–[E6] knob
Edit the parameter that is selected by the cursor. In the “INST
WAVE” tab and the “INST WMT” tab, [E3]–[E6] correspond to
editing Wave 1–4 respectively.
Wave Sw
Turn the wave on/off. Waves that are off do not produce
sound.
Wave Select
Select a wave to edit. If multiple waves are selected, you can
edit their parameter values simultaneously.
* You can’t deselect Wave Select for all waves.
<UTILITY> Accesses the UTILITY window.
2.
Move the cursor to “Current Note” and select
the key that you want to edit.
Drum Kit tones assign a different drum sound (instrument) to
each of the 88 keys A0–C8. You can select and edit each key
individually. The currently selected key is called the “Current
Note,” and you can change the current note by pressing a key on
the keyboard.
MEMO
You can also select the current note by pressing a key on the keyboard.
In this case, there’s no need to move the cursor.
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