Editing
Mastering
Using USB
Con
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115
Using Mastering in Creating a Song
Here’s how to assign a name to the patch you created, and
save it as a new patch.
1
From the mastering effect select screen, press the
CURSOR [
] button to move the cursor to “NAME/
WRITE,” and press the [ENTER] button.
The Write screen will appear.
D_Master_FX_Write.eps
2
If you want to enter a patch name, press the CURSOR
[
] button.
If you don’t need to change the patch name, proceed to
step 5.
D_Master_FX_Name.eps
3
Use the CURSOR [
] [
] buttons and the dial to
enter a patch name.
4
When you’ve finished entering the patch name, press
the CURSOR [
] button.
5
Use CURSOR [
] [
] buttons and the dial to select
the desired write-destination mastering effect.
6
Once you’ve selected the destination at which to
write the mastering effect, press the [ENTER] button.
A confirmation message will ask “Are you sure?”
7
Press the [ENTER] button to save the settings, or
press the [EXIT] button if you decide to cancel.
When writing has been completed, you will return to
the mastering effect select screen.
* The display will indicate “Keep power on!” while the data is
being updated. Do not turn off the power while this message
is shown.
Saving the Mastering Effect
Settings (Write)
Parameter List
Parameter/
Value
Explanation
DYNAMICS
-20–+20
This adjusts the variation in volume be-
tween loud and soft passages in the per-
formance. Raising this setting will
decrease the variation in volume. Al-
though this is a convenient way to im-
prove the overall loudness for your song,
it will decrease the natural dynamics of
the music.
Lowering this setting will increase the
variation in volume; while this will make
it difficult to obtain overall loudness for
your song, the music will be closer to the
natural dynamic variation of the original
performance.
If this setting is at 0, the patch will pro-
duce its standard effect.
TONE
-6–+6
If you raise this setting, the low-frequency
and high-frequency ranges will be boost-
ed, producing a more aggressive tone.
If you lower this setting, the low-frequen-
cy and high-frequency ranges will not be
boosted, and the tone will be mild.
If this setting is at 0, the patch will pro-
duce its standard effect.
NATURAL
-50–+50
If you raise this setting, the mastering ef-
fect will be applied more gently, produc-
ing a more natural impression. Since
sudden peaks in volume will still be re-
produced without modification, this will
make it more difficult to boost the overall
loudness.
If you lower this setting, the mastering ef-
fect will be applied more rapidly to sud-
den volume peaks, but the sense of
naturalness will be impaired.
If this setting is at 0, the patch will pro-
duce its standard effect.
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