General Music S2 Turbo, Owner'S Manual

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Waveforms, Sounds, Performances xv
T
HE
R
OM
S
OUND MAP
Diagram showing the development of a DC Sound
semitone
transp.
detune
volume
LFO
note
tracking
digital filter 1
high pass
low pass
band pass
par. boost
param. cut
digital filter 2
high pass
low pass
band pass
par. boost
param. cut
filter
envelope
amount amount
cut
off
cut
off
reson. reson.
dynamics
aftertouch
mod. source
dynam. dynam.
aftertouch aftertouch
dynamics
aftertouch
mod. source
aftertouch
dynamics
amplitude
amplitude
envelope
sound
volume
dynamics
aftertouch
mod. source
pan
pan
envelope
dynamics
aftertouch
mod. source
digital effects
1 - 2
left
right
left
right
pitch
envelope
rate
oscillator 2
oscillator 1
digital oscillator
mod. source
aftertouch
dynamics
aftertouch
pitch bend
WAVEFORM
STAGE
FILTER
STAGE PAN
STAGE
AMPLIFIER
STAGE
EFFECTS
STAGE
rate rate
MIDI
CLOCK
The Sound Library The table shown in the pages which follow represents the Sound
Library that resides in the instrument’s ROM, and which is automatically loaded into
memory when the instrument is powered up in the following conditions:
- no floppy disk inserted in the disk drive, or the disk inserted does not contain a
Sound Library;
- The R
AM
-disk, if installed, is empty, or does not contain a Sound Library.
Reading the tables
The Sounds are organised in 16 Families, which group together 16
sound of the same type. The Families conform to General MIDI standards, with the
exception of the last family (“Drumkits”) which replaces the GM “Special FX”.
The Sounds are arranged vertically in increasing order of Program Change number and
in horizontal direction, in increasing order of Bank Select number. The Extended
Program Change of the S Series—exploited in Songs to recall Sounds—groups these
two values in a single parameter (the Program Change is the first part and the Bank
Select is the second).
Sounds with 32 note polyphony Sounds shown in grey are Single Oscillator Sounds (SO),
which permits a maximum polyphony of 32 notes. Consult the Edit Sound chapter in the
Reference section for detailed information.
This table can be photocopied and used to list the Sounds loaded into RAM and saved
in a user-programmed Sound Library. The last page shows a blank table.
A table listing the Performances contained in ROM follows after the ROM Sounds.
Here also you will find two blank tables that can be photocopied for personal use.