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Quick Edit Envelope Types, Select and Set the FILTER Parameters - synthesizer keyboard

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Quick Edit Envelope Types 0: -------1: Piano 2: Brass 3: SfzBrass 4: SynBrass 5: StFast 6: StSlw/Pd 7: E.Bass 8: SynBass1 9: SynBass2 10: Organ 11: Guitar 12: Pluck1 13: Pluck2 14: SynPad 15: SynComp 16: Percusiv 17: S.Ideal1 18: S.Ideal2 19: S.Ideal3 20: S.Ideal4 21: Init Full-edit envelope. Acoustic piano. Brass. Sforzando brass. Synthesizer brass. Fast-attack strings. Slow-attack strings (pad). Electric bass. Synthesizer bass 1. Synthesizer bass 2. Organ. Guitar. Plucked instrument 1. Plucked instrument 2. Synthesizer pad. Synthesizer comping (backing). Percussive. Sound envelope 1. Sound envelope 2. Sound envelope 3. Sound envelope 4. Initialized envelope. [CS5] sets the attack rate for the selected envelope. "63" produces the fastest attack, while "0" produces the slowest attack. [CS6] sets the sustain level for the selected envelope, and [CS7] sets the release rate for the selected envelope. [CS8] determines how the output level of the voice changes in response to velocity changes (e.g. keyboard dynamics). Plus "+" settings produce higher output level in response to higher velocity values - i.e. the harder a key is played, the louder the sound. The maximum setting of "+7" produces the maximum level variation in response to velocity changes. Minus "-" settings produce the opposite effect: lower level in response to higher velocity. A setting of "+0" results in no level variation. 5. Select and Set the FILTER Parameters k l Use the PAGE [ ] and [ ] keys to locate the "QED FILTER Type" screen. QED`FILTER)Type```````````Coff`Reso`Vel 1:VeloSoft```115````0``+27` 42 4. Voice Editing & Effects

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4. Voice Editing & Effects
Quick Edit Envelope Types
0: --------
Full-edit envelope.
1: Piano
Acoustic piano.
2: Brass
Brass.
3: SfzBrass
Sforzando brass.
4: SynBrass
Synthesizer brass.
5: StFast
Fast-attack strings.
6: StSlw/Pd
Slow-attack strings (pad).
7: E.Bass
Electric bass.
8: SynBass1
Synthesizer bass 1.
9: SynBass2
Synthesizer bass 2.
10: Organ
Organ.
11: Guitar
Guitar.
12: Pluck1
Plucked instrument 1.
13: Pluck2
Plucked instrument 2.
14: SynPad
Synthesizer pad.
15: SynComp
Synthesizer comping (backing).
16: Percusiv
Percussive.
17: S.Ideal1
Sound envelope 1.
18: S.Ideal2
Sound envelope 2.
19: S.Ideal3
Sound envelope 3.
20: S.Ideal4
Sound envelope 4.
21: Init
Initialized envelope.
[CS5] sets the attack rate for the selected envelope. “63” produces the
fastest attack, while “0” produces the slowest attack. [CS6] sets the sustain
level for the selected envelope, and [CS7] sets the release rate for the selected
envelope.
[CS8] determines how the output level of the voice changes in response to
velocity changes (e.g. keyboard dynamics). Plus “+” settings produce higher
output level in response to higher velocity values — i.e. the harder a key is
played, the louder the sound. The maximum setting of “+7” produces the maxi-
mum level variation in response to velocity changes. Minus “-” settings produce
the opposite effect: lower level in response to higher velocity. A setting of
“+0” results in no level variation.
5.
Select and Set the FILTER Parameters
Use the PAGE [
] and [
] keys to locate the “QED FILTER Type”
screen.