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Quick Edit Wave Groups, Select and Set the Amplitude Envelope Generator Parameters - synthesizer

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Quick Edit Wave Groups 1: Piano 2: Key 3: Brass 4: Wind 5: Strings 6: A.Guitar 7: E.Guitar 8: Bass 9: Folk 10: Synth 11: Choir 12: TPerc 13: Drum 14: Perc 15: SE 16: Osc Acoustic pianos. Other keyboards. Brass instruments. Wind instruments. Strings. Acoustic guitars. Electric guitars. Acoustic & electric bass. Folk & ethnic instruments. Synthesizer sounds. Choir & human voice. Tuned percussion. Drums. Percussion instruments. Sound effects. Basic oscillator waveforms. Once the desired group has been selected, use [CS5] to select the wave to be used in the current voice. The [INTERNAL 1], [INTERNAL 2], and [CARD] keys can also be used to select the memory area from which the wave is to be selected. A complete listing of the internal waves is given in the Feature Reference manual appendix (page 310). 4. Select and Set the Amplitude Envelope Generator Parameters k l Use the PAGE [ ] and [ ] keys to locate the "QED AEG Type" screen. QED`AEG)Type`````````Atk``Sus``Rel``Vel` ```1:Piano````````````63```--```27```+3` Rather than having to set numerous level and rate values via the full-edit amplitude envelope generator parameters, these parameters let you select from a range of preset envelope types, and then modify the overall attack, sustain, and release characteristics as required. [CS1] selects either the envelope defined by the current amplitude envelope parameter settings, or one of 21 preset amplitude envelope types for the current voice. The envelope types are: 4. Voice Editing & Effects 41

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4. Voice Editing & Effects
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Quick Edit Wave Groups
1: Piano
Acoustic pianos.
2: Key
Other keyboards.
3: Brass
Brass instruments.
4: Wind
Wind instruments.
5: Strings
Strings.
6: A.Guitar
Acoustic guitars.
7: E.Guitar
Electric guitars.
8: Bass
Acoustic & electric bass.
9: Folk
Folk & ethnic instruments.
10: Synth
Synthesizer sounds.
11: Choir
Choir & human voice.
12: TPerc
Tuned percussion.
13: Drum
Drums.
14: Perc
Percussion instruments.
15: SE
Sound effects.
16: Osc
Basic oscillator waveforms.
Once the desired group has been selected, use [CS5] to select the wave to
be used in the current voice. The [INTERNAL 1], [INTERNAL 2], and
[CARD] keys can also be used to select the memory area from which the wave
is to be selected. A complete listing of the internal waves is given in the Fea-
ture Reference manual appendix (page 310).
4.
Select and Set the Amplitude Envelope Generator Parameters
Use the PAGE [
] and [
] keys to locate the “QED AEG Type” screen.
Rather than having to set numerous level and rate values via the full-edit
amplitude envelope generator parameters, these parameters let you select from a
range of preset envelope types, and then modify the overall attack, sustain, and
release characteristics as required.
[CS1] selects either the envelope defined by the current amplitude envelope
parameter settings, or one of 21 preset amplitude envelope types for the current
voice. The envelope types are: