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For example, the
BD
track uses the sound generator of the first voice circuit. Its default
BDHD MACHINE includes one tunable analog oscillator, a choice of three different wave-
forms and a custom envelope to shape the sound. These MACHINE-specific synthesis
parameters are found on the SRC parameter page. If you select another MACHINE, it
engages the sound generator differently - employing more than one oscillator, for example
- enabling the BD track to perform frequency modulation and many other sound generat-
ing techniques.
Press
[FUNC]
+
[SRC]
and then use the
[ARROW]
keys
[UP]
,
[DOWN]
to select a
MACHINE for the active drum track. Press
[YES]
to confirm your selection.
All MACHINES cannot be accessed from all tracks since the tracks control different physi-
cal sound generators. The illustration above shows the tracks that can make use of
a specific type of percussion sound generator within the boundaries of the same gray-
shaded box.
These are the twelve tracks and their default MACHINES:
TRACK/PAD
MACHINES
1.
BD
(Bass Drum)
1. HARD, CLASSIC, FM, PLASTIC, SILKY, SHARP
2.
SD
(Snare Drum)
2. HARD, CLASSIC, FM, NATURAL
3.
RS
(Rim Shot)
3. HARD, CLASSIC
4.
CP
(Hand Clap)
4. CLASSIC
5.
BT
(Bass Tom)
5. CLASSIC
6.
LT
(Low Tom)
6. CLASSIC
7.
MT
(Mid Tom)
7. CLASSIC
8.
HT
(Hi Tom)
8. CLASSIC
9.
CH
(Closed Hihat)
9. BASIC, CLASSIC, METALLIC
10.
OH
(Open Hihat)
10. CLASSIC, METALLIC
11.
CY
(Cymbal)
11. CLASSIC, METALLIC, RIDE
12.
CB
(Cow Bell)
12. CLASSIC, METALLIC
GENERAL MACHINES:
NOISE, IMPULSE
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