User Guide

Assigning samples to a program

Level ﬁeld: Sets the level of each note number.

Pan ﬁeld: Sets the pan (L50–MID–R50) if the note number is output in stereo. This has no effect if you

are using monaural output.

Out ﬁeld: Sets the output destination jack for each note number. If you select MULTI, the output settings

of the multi will be used.

FX ﬁeld: Indicates the send level of the signal that is sent from this note number to the effect bus.

Send ﬁeld: Selects the effect bus (OFF, A–D, AB, CD, MULTI) that is used by each note number. If you

select MULTI, the settings of the multi will be used. Settings for the effects used can be made in Effect

mode.

7. Press the [F3] key (PITCH).

The Pitch page will appear, where you can make settings such as tuning and polyphony for each note num-

ber.

A Tune ﬁeld: Speciﬁes the tuning of the note

number.

B Pitch ﬁeld: Speciﬁes whether the pitch of the

sample assigned to the note number will rise

or fall according to the keyboard position

(TRACK), or will play at the same pitch for

any key (CONST).

C Poly ﬁeld: Speciﬁes the maximum polyphony for the note number.

D Mute ﬁeld: Speciﬁes the mute group (OFF, 1–64) to which the note number will belong. Note numbers

that belong to the same mute group will not sound simultaneously. For example if you assign the same

mute group to open and closed hi-hat samples, playing one sample while the other sample is sounding

will cause the ﬁrst sound to be muted.

8. Move the cursor to other fields, and make the desired settings.

Pad assignments for a drum program

In addition to the sample assign settings and other parameters for each note, a drum program also contains

pad assign settings. For each program, these settings specify the note number that will be output when you

strike each pad. If you want to view or modify the note number that is assigned to each pad, go to the Pro-

gram mode List page and press the [F4] key (Assign) to access the Pad Assign page.

A Program ﬁeld: Indicates the currently

selected program.

B Note ﬁeld: Speciﬁes the note number that is

assigned to this pad number.

C GM ﬁeld: Indicates the GM format (GM sys-

tem level 1) drum/percussion sound that corre-

sponds to the note number selected in (2).

D Sample ﬁeld: Speciﬁes the sample that is

assigned to this pad number.

Note: Please be aware that these ﬁelds are valid only for each individual note number, not for the entire program.

Use Multi mode to make settings for the entire program.

Note: For a drum program, we recommend that you normally leave the Pitch ﬁeld at CONST. If you change this

to TRACK, the pitch may change.