General Music S2 Turbo, Owner'S Manual

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134 REFERENCE GUIDE
4
EDIT P
ERFORMANCE
/T
RACKS
The
EDIT PERFORMANCE
/
TRACKS
section allows you to individually and independently
edit each track of a Performance. For each track you can define; the Sources and
Destinations, the M
IDI
I
N
and M
IDI
O
UT
channels, the mixer parameters such as
Volume and Transpose, the activation of controls such as the Wheel, Pedal,
Aftertouch, the extension and dynamic limits, the activation of the Effects, the
Audio Outputs and Pan assignments and the activation of the MIDI Filters.
All editing tasks are carried out on the selected track. You can also select a differ-
ent track in this environment using the
TRACK SELECT KEYS
and
TRACK SCROLL BUTTONS
as used in normal situations.
By combining the Performance tracks, complex orchestrations can be achieved. For
example, keyboard extension limits allows you to split the keyboard into several
different zones, each with a different sound (multisplit situations). Dynamic limita-
tions allow you to create sounds with a dynamic threshold which trigger a different
timbre according to how hard a note is played (e.g. a Pick Bass with low dynamic
value and a Slap Bass with high dynamic value).
Editing the effects and the Audio Outputs allows you to configure the Performance
for studio recording or to ensure proper mixing of the tracks.
You can edit a completely new Performance with default settings using the “Cre-
ate” command in the command/option column.
General commands
Create Creates a track or all the tracks with default settings. If you select an existing track its
parameters are reset to default values (GrandPiano, Volume 127, Transpose 0, Source and
Destination connected).
Value range: 1 ... 16, All.
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Page 1: Configuration Page 2: Common
Page 3: Local (S2/S3) Page 4: Internal Sound
The modifications made to a
Performance must be stored in
memory with [
SAVE PERFORMANCE
].
The Performance stored in
memory must be saved to Ram-
disk or floppy disk for future use.
All the operations performed in
EDIT SOUND
can be annulled with
UNDO
before carrying out another
task.