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Knob Edit
The eight CONTROL knobs let you edit various
characteristics of each voice in real-time. Edited
data of the selected voice can be stored to any
voice memory (1 ~ 128).
The function of each knob depends on which KNOB
PARAMETER GROUP switch is selected. Available
parameter groups are as follows:
SYNC/FM: Sync function/Frequency Modulation
PEG/LFO: Pitch Envelope Generator/Low Frequency
Oscillator
VCO1: Voltage Controlled Oscillator 1
VCO2: Voltage Controlled Oscillator 2
VCF: Voltage Controlled Filter
MIX/VCF: Mixer/Voltage Controlled Filter
VCA: Voltage Controlled Amplifier
ASSIGN: Assigned knob parameters
For more information about the CONTROL knobs, see page 26.
A blank chart for writing down parameter values of user voices is provided on
page 114.
1. Press a KNOB PARAMETER GROUP switch.
The LED to the left of the selected switch
lights.
The parameter available to control or edit for each
knob is printed on the panel by each knob, color
coded to match the related KNOB PARAMETER
GROUP switch. For example, if [VCA] (white switch) is
selected, each knob accesses the parameter printed in
the white area to the lower left of the knob: Attack,
Decay, Sustain, Release, Feedback, Volume, Amod
Depth, and Vel Sens, respectively.
Level
LFO1 Wave LFO1 Spd
LFO1 Dly
PW
ASSIGN 5
ASSIGN 6 ASSIGN 7 ASSIGN 8
VCF
Cutoff
Sync
Pmod Sw
Sync Pitch
Pitch Pitch
PEG Depth
Decay
Decay
VCO2
Level
FM Depth
FM Src1
Sync Pitch
Depth
Sustain
Ring
Mod
Sustain
Sync Pitch
Src
Edge
Port Time
Edge
Release
Release
Noise
Level
PW
HPF
Feedback
VCF
PWM Depth
PWM Src PWM Src
PWM Depth
Type
Reso
nance
Volume
FEG
Depth
Fmod
Depth
Amod Depth
Vel
Sens
Key
Track
Vel Sens
KNOB PARAMETER GROUP
PEG/LFOSYNC/FM
VCO1
VCO2
MIX/VCF
VCF
VCA
ASSIGN
Algorithm
Wave
Attack
Attack
ASSIGN 1 ASSIGN 2
ASSIGN 3
ASSIGN 4
PEG Decay
Wave
VCO1
Fine
Fine
PEG Sw
FM Src2
LFO2 Spd
PmodDepth PmodDepth
KNOB PARAMETER GROUP
PEG/LFOSYNC/FM
VCO1
VCO2
MIX/VCF
VCF
VCA
ASSIGN
2. Press a CONTROL knob without turning it.
The parameter name, current value and a horizontal
knob data graph will display in the LCD. A flashing
segment in the data graph indicates the value position
of the knob, whereas shaded segments indicate the
actual current position of the knob.
3. Turn the knob one way or the other to edit
the value of the parameter.
Turning the knob to the right increases the value and
turning it to the left decreases the value.
The knob data graph provides a visual reference of the
current knob position as you turn the knob. Leftward
positions are indicated by a shorter horizontal bar, and
rightward positions are indicated by a longer bar.
You can omit step 2 and edit the parameter directly by turning the knob. Edit
information will display in the LCD accordingly.
Simply turning a knob will increase or decrease the parameter value in coarse
values (large amounts), and will cancel the flashing indicator. Turning a knob
while pressing it will increase or decrease the parameter value in fine values
(small amounts), and will position the flashing indicator, which will remain
flashing when you subsequently release the knob. The range will be narrower
than that available by coarse edit.
4. Edit other parameters.
To confirm and edit other parameters in the same
group, simply repeat steps 2 and 3. To edit parameters
in other groups, repeat steps 1 through 3.
All the changes made here take place in the selected Scene.
Length of graph indicates
current knob position
Parameter name
Parameter value
Data graph
Knob position of the
parameter value
(flashing segment)
Actual knob position
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