Specifications

Program Mode
The Program Editor
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Mono Sample XFade
Whenapplyingportamentotomulti‐sampledsounds(AcousticGuitar,forexample),thePC3LE
willplaymorethanonesamplerootasthepitchglidesfromthestartingpitchtothe ending
pitch.Thismaycauseasmallclickateachsampleroottransition.Youcaneliminateclicksby
settingthe
MonoSampleXFadeparametertoOn.WhentheMonoSampleXFadeparameteris
settoOn,thePC3LEperformsacrossfadeateachsampleroottransitiontoeliminateclicks.
Globals
Thisisanothertoggle,whichaffectsLFO2,ASR2,FUNs2and4.Whenoff,thesethreecontrol
sourcesarelocal;they
affecteachindividualnoteinthelayersthatusethemasacontrolsource.
Theybeginoperatingeachtimeanoteinthatlayeristriggered.
WhentheGlobalsparameterissettoOn,thesecontrolsourcesbecomeglobal,thatistheyaffect
everynoteineverylayerofthe
currentprogram,they’renotspecifictoanyonelayer.When
thesecontrolsourcesareglobal,theybeginoperatingassoonastheprogramisselected.When
Globalsareon,LFO2,ASR2,andFUNs2and4willappearontheirrespectivepagespreceded
bytheletterGtoindicatethatthey’re
global.
You’lluseglobalcontrolsourceswhenyouwanttoaffectallnotesinaprogramuniformly,and
localcontrolsourceswhenyouwanttoaffecteachnoteindependently.Forexample,you’dusea
globalLFOcontrollingpitchtocreateaLeslieeffectonanorgansound,sinceyouwantthe
effect
appliedtoallthenotesyouplay.You’dusealocalLFOcontrollingpitchtocreateavibratofora
soloviolin,sinceyouwanttobeabletovarytherateanddepthofthevibratoforeachnote.
Output: Gain, Pan, and Pan Mode (OutGain, OutPan, OPanmode)
TheOutputparametersontheCOMMONpageallowyou
toadjustthefinal‐stagegainand
panningoftheentireprogram’spost‐FXsignal.UsetheOutGainparametertocutorboostthe
signal.UsetheOutPanparametertopanthesignal;negativevaluespantheaudiosignaltothe
leftchannel,positivevaluestotheright,anda
valueofzeropanstothe center.
WhentheOPanmodeparameterissettoFixedthepanpositionremainsasdefinedwiththe
OutPanparameter,ignoringMIDIpanmessages.WhentheOPanModeissetto+MIDI,MIDI
panmessages(MIDI10)willshiftthesoun dtotheleftorrightof
thePanparametersetting.
Messagevaluesbelow64shiftitleft,whilethoseabove64shiftitright.
Demo Song
TheDemoSongparameterallowsyoutochoosethedemosongforthecurrentprogram.The
demosongisashort,pre‐programmedsongthatgivesyouademonstrationoftheprogram
ina
musicalcontext.Youcanplayaprogram’sdemosonginanypageintheProgrammodeby
pressingthePlay/Pausebutton,andstopthesongbypressingtheStopbutton(bothbuttonsare
locatedundertheMODEbuttonsonthefrontpanel).
WhenintheProgra mmodeentry‐level
page,youcanhearademosonginwhateverprogram
youwantbypressingthePlay/Pausebuttonwithoneprogramselect ed,andthenselecting
anotherprogram.
Note:Youcanalsotriggerandstopdemosongswithasimultaneousdoublebuttonpressoftheupand
downcursorbuttons.