Programming Manual: Sample Program
The following is a step-by-step example of creating a new program. The example given is for a brass chorus sound. You may wish to tailor the program to your own tastes once you have initially set all of the parameter values.
The first step is to clear a program. Press both [EDIT A] and [EDIT B], then press and hold the [PARAMETER SELECT] switch. While holding this switch, press each of the numbered switches (1 through 50). When you play the keyboard, a raw, sawtooth sound should be heard.
| Press | Set Param Value | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Patch | 9 | This value establishes a four-pole filter response, ideal for brass. |
| 39 Tune | 0 | Tunes the filters down. |
| 42 Mod 2 Select | 2 | Selects Envelope 1A to modulate the filter. |
| 43 Mod 2 Depth | 19 | Sets the depth of filter modulation by the envelope. |
| 40 Mod 1 Select | 0 | Selects keyboard glide so that the filter can change tuning with pitch. |
| 41 Mod 1 Depth | 19 | Determines how much the filter tuning will increase as you go up the keyboard, in this case, slightly less than the rate of the Pitch (32 = same as Pitch). |
| 14 Attack | 2 | Medium fast attack time, Envelope 1. |
| 16 Decay | 27 | Medium slow decay time. |
| 18 Release | 7 | Medium fast release rate. |
| 13 Amp Touch | 3 | Medium touch sensitivity, Envelope 1. |
| 21 Attack | 4 | Medium fast attack time, Envelope 2. |
| 23 Decay | 30 | Medium long decay time, Envelope 2. |
| 25 Release | 6 | Medium fast release. |
| 44 Mod 3 Select | 3 | Select Envelope 2 to modulate filter. |
| 45 Mod 3 Depth | 43 | Adds Envelope 2 to filter input resulting in an "ADSR" envelope function. |
| 38 Resonance | 1 | Sets a small amount of resonance. |
| 27 Mod 1 Select | 1 | Select Sweep A to modulate pitch (for vibrato). |
| 28 Mod 1 Depth | 3 | Sets a small amount of pitch modulation. |
| 9 Rate | 54 | Sets vibrato rate. |
| 8 Mode | 1 | Sets independent vibrato mode. |
| 12 Ampl Mod | 13 | Produces a delayed vibrato. |
| 4 Detune | 2 | Detunes the A and B oscillators. |
| Note: all switches not mentioned are assumed to be in the "default" state (usually zero). Press and hold [PARAMETER SELECT] and then press the parameter switch to set it to the default value. | ||