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Edit Mixer 13•15
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Edit Mixer 13•15
Press MIXER in the Edit Performance section to
enter «Edit Mixer» where you can balance the
volumes and pan settings of the tracks of a Per-
formance. There is also an option to lock the
mixer settings of the current Performance for all
Performances.
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Note
: Save changes applied to the Perform-
ance parameters of Edit Mixer to the current
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Performance with STORE PERF
. + ENTER.
1/3 VOLUME
This parameter allows you to balance the indi-
vidual volumes of tracks 01-08 of the current Per-
formance. Use Track Select to access tracks 09-
16.
Use the SLIDERS or the DIAL to change the pa-
rameter value. To
use the DIAL, first select the
track with the corresponding Function button.
1/3 MIXER:VOLUME [Tk08]
127 117 99 88 77 62 84 86
MIXER: Volume
Assignable values: 0 ... 127.
Press ESCAPE or MIXER to exit Edit Mixer.
Press STORE PERF + ENTER to store the set-
tings to the current Performance.
2/3 PAN
Press PAGE + to pass to page 2.
This parameter allows you to modify the individual
track positions in the stereo panorama of tracks
01-08 of the current Performance. Use Track
Select to access tracks 09-16.
Use the Sliders or the DIAL to change the pa-
rameter value. To
use the DIAL, first select the
track with the corresponding Function button.
Move the sound to the left (L), to the right (R), set
it to the centre (C) or mute the track (Mute).
By moving the Pan all to the left or all to the right,
you can direct the sound assigned to the selected
track to one audio output instead of both stereo
outputs.
If a Drumkit is assigned to a track, the Pan sets
automatically to LOCK and cannot be modified.
A Drumkit is automatically locked at the centre.
2/3 MIXER:PAN [Tk08]
Lock C=00 C=00 L=10 C=00 C=00 C=00 C=00
MIXER: Pan
Assignable values: L=31 (all to the left) ... ØØ
(centre) ... R= 31 (all to the right), Mute.
Press ESCAPE or MIXER to exit Edit Mixer.
Press STORE PERF + ENTER to store the set-
tings to the current Performance.
• Mixer
Press MIXER in the Edit Performance section to
enter «Edit Mixer» where you can balance the
volumes and pan settings of the tracks of a Per-
formance. There is also an option to lock the
mixer settings of the current Performance for all
Performances.
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Note: Save changes applied to the Perform-
ance parameters of Edit Mixer to the current
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Performance with STORE PERF. + ENTER.
1/3 VOLUME
This parameter allows you to balance the indi-
vidual volumes of tracks 01-08 of the current Per-
formance. Use Track Select to access tracks 09-
16.
Use the SLIDERS or the DIAL to change the pa-
rameter value. To use the DIAL, first select the
track with the corresponding Function button.
1/3 MIXER:VOLUME [Tk08]
127 117 99 88 77 62 84 86
MIXER: Volume
Assignable values: 0 ... 127.
Press ESCAPE or MIXER to exit Edit Mixer.
Press STORE PERF + ENTER to store the set-
tings to the current Performance.
2/3 PAN
Press PAGE + to pass to page 2.
This parameter allows you to modify the individual
track positions in the stereo panorama of tracks
01-08 of the current Performance. Use Track
Select to access tracks 09-16.
Use the Sliders or the DIAL to change the pa-
rameter value. To use the DIAL, first select the
track with the corresponding Function button.
Move the sound to the left (L), to the right (R), set
it to the centre (C) or mute the track (Mute).
By moving the Pan all to the left or all to the right,
you can direct the sound assigned to the selected
track to one audio output instead of both stereo
outputs.
If a Drumkit is assigned to a track, the Pan sets
automatically to LOCK and cannot be modified.
A Drumkit is automatically locked at the centre.
2/3 MIXER:PAN [Tk08]
Lock C=00 C=00 L=10 C=00 C=00 C=00 C=00
MIXER: Pan
Assignable values: L=31 (all to the left) ... ØØ
(centre) ... R= 31 (all to the right), Mute.
Press ESCAPE or MIXER to exit Edit Mixer.
Press STORE PERF + ENTER to store the set-
tings to the current Performance.
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