Operation Manual

EDIT-FILTER
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Knob 3
[ Turn] Cutoff
Use this knob to set the filter’s cutoff frequency.
As shown in the filter response graphs on page 133, the
cutoff frequency is either the point at which the filter cutoff
begins, or it is the center frequency of the pass/elimina-
tion band, depending on the filter type.
[Range] 0 — 127
[ Press] QUICK...
Calls the quick entry menu (page 83).
Knob 4
[ Turn] Q/Width
This knob sets the Q value (resonance) or width setting,
depending on the filter type.
[Range] 0 — 31
• When any filter type other than BandPass, BandElim,
or 2Dips is selected, this parameter will vary the size
of the emphasis peak near the filter cutoff frequency.
With the LowPass2, HiPass2, Peak1, and Peak2 fil-
ters, setting this parameter too high can cause the
sound to become distorted.
• When the BandPass filter type is selected, higher
values increase the width of the filter passband.
• When the BandElim or 2Dips filter is selected,
smaller values increase the width of the filter's elimi-
nation band.
[ Press] QUICK...
Calls the quick entry menu (page 83).
Knob 5
[ Turn] Cutoff Distance
For filter types which combine two filters (2Peaks ...
LPF+HPF), it is necessary to set the cutoff frequencies
for both filters. This parameter specifies the "distance" of
the cutoff frequency of the second filter from that of the
first filter (specified by Knob 3: Cutoff).
[Range] -63 — +63
• For the LPF+Peak, HPF+Peak, and LPF+HPF filters,
the cutoff frequency of the filter named to the left of
the "+" is determined by Knob 3 (Cutoff). The cutoff
frequency of the filter named to the right of the "+" is
determined by adding the Knob 5 (Cutoff Distance)
value to the Cutoff value. When Cutoff Distance is
set to "0", both filters will have the same cutoff fre-
quency.
• The Cutoff Distance parameter is only available
when a composite filter type is selected.
[ Press] QUICK...
Calls the quick entry menu (page 83).
[DISPLAY]
q An approximate graphic representation of the selected filter's
response.
Knob 1
Same function as Cursor q (page 133).
Knob 3
[ Turn] Cutoff Velocity Sensitivity
Determines how the cutoff frequency changes in
response to velocity. If you set the value to 0, the cutoff
frequency remains the same at all velocities.
[Range] -63 — +63, Rnd1 — Rnd5
• Positive values cause the cutoff frequency to move
up as velocity increases, while negative values
cause the frequency to move down as velocity
increases.
• For the Rnd1 — Rnd 5 settings, higher Rnd values
produce a greater random variation in cutoff fre-
quency for each note sounded.
[ Press] QUICK...
Calls the quick entry menu (page 83).
Knob 4
[ Turn] Q/Width Velocity Sensitivity
Determines how the Q/width value changes in response
to velocity.
[Range] -63 — +63, Rnd1 — Rnd5
• If you set the value to 0, the Q/width value remains
the same at all velocities. Positive values cause the
value to increase as velocity increases, while nega-
tive values cause the value to decrease as velocity
increases.
• For the Rnd1 — Rnd 5 settings, higher Rnd values
produce a greater random variation in Q/Width for
each note sounded.
[ Press] QUICK...
Calls the quick entry menu (page 83).
Knob 5
[ Turn] Filter Gain
Use this knob to set the filter’s output level.
Note that high settings may produce distortion when used
with certain sample sounds or when many samples are
played together.
[Range] -31 — +31
[ Press] QUICK...
Calls the quick entry menu (page 83).
Cursor w (Filter Sensitivity)
Knob 1 Knob 2 Knob 3 Knob 4 Knob 5
Turn
action
Cursor/Page —
Cutoff Veloci-
ty Sensitivity
Q/Width
Velocity
Sensitivity
Filter Gain
Press
action
Tree View — QUICK... QUICK... QUICK...
w
Cursor