Generalmusic 271221, Owner'S Manual

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Drum mode 3•3
TRANSPOSE / TUNING
Coarse and fine pitch adjustments which allow any note in audi-
ble range to be triggered regardless of the current key’s location
on the keyboard.
FILTER
A simple lowpass filter which allows you to make fine adjust-
ments to the timbre of the sound assigned to the current key.
Setting this to 0 indicates that the filter is off. Setting positive
values will increase the brightness of the sound while negative
values will make it “warmer”.
EXCLUDE
3 “exclude numbers” are available. Keys which are assigned the
same “exclude number” are not permitted to sound at the same
time. This is useful for creating authentic “canceling” effects.
For example an open hi-hat and closed hi-hat could not possibly
sound at the same time in a real drumkit so, for authenticity you
would assign them the same exclude number. The same might
be true for an open and closed triangle sound. However, there
would be no reason why the triangle and hi-hat couldn’t sound
simultaneously. This means that the triangle sounds would need
to be assigned to their own unique exclude numbers. Setting
EXCLUDE to 0 turns this effect off.
REVERB / PROFX SEND
These parameters set the amount of effect send from the current
key to the on board DSPs.
AUDIO OUT
Here you can specify which of the four available audio outs this
key will use. You may either use L+R or 1+2 as stereo pairs or
instead assign Out1 or Out2 as separate monophonic outs.