Playing programs Arpeggiator
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Amp EG
The
Amp
EG
lets
you
control
how
the
volume
changes
over
the
course
of
a
note.
Every
instrument
has
its
own
characteristic
volume
envelope.
This
is
part
of
what
gives
each
instrument
its
identifiable
character.
Conversely,
by
changing
the
volume
contour–for
instance,
applying
a
string
‐
like
Amp
EG
curve
to
an
organ
multisample–
you
can
produce
interesting
and
unusual
sounds.
Use
PROG.
EDIT:
Amp
EG
to
adjust
the
envelope.
Arpeggiator
You
can
edit
the
arpeggiator
used
by
the
program.
You
can
choose
from
four
preset
patterns
and
640
user
patterns.
For
more
about
the
arpeggiator,
refer
to
Effects
For
more
about
the
effects,
refer
to
the
Insert effects
Insert
effect
settings
are
made
in
PROG
EDIT:
IFX1–
IFX5.
The
output
of
each
oscillator
and
of
the
overall
program
are
sent
to
the
insert
effects.
You
can
use
effect
types
such
as
distortion,
compressor,
equalizer,
and
wah.
Master effects
Master
effect
settings
are
made
in
PROG
EDIT:
MFX.
Effects
such
as
chorus,
reverb,
and
delay
are
most
suitable
for
use
with
the
master
effects.
The
output
of
each
oscillator,
of
the
entire
program,
or
of
the
sound
that
has
passed
through
the
insert
effects
can
be
sent
via
“Send1”
and
“Send2”
to
the
two
master
effects.
Any
effect
type
can
be
used.
Total effect
Total
effect
settings
are
made
in
PROG
EDIT:
TFX.
The
total
effect
is
typically
used
with
effect
types
such
as
compressor,
limiter,
or
EQ
that
add
a
finishing
touch
to
the
overall
sound.
Assigning functions to knobs
For
each
program,
you
can
use
PROG
EDIT:
Knob
Assign
to
assign
the
function
that
knobs
1–4
will
perform
when
realtime
control
mode
B
is
selected.
1. In
PROG
PLAY,
press
the
button
to
enter
PROG
EDIT.
2. Use
the
buttons
to
access
“Knob
Assign,”
and
press
the
button.
3. Press
the
button
to
choose
knob
1.
4. Use
the
buttons
to
select
the
function
that
will
be
controlled
by
knob
1.
5. Press
the
button
to
return
to
the
knob
selection
screen.
6. Use
the
buttons
and
button
to
choose
other
knobs
and
assign
their
functions
in
the
same
way
as
you
did
for
knob
1.
When
you’ve
finished
assigning
the
functions
of
knobs
1–4,
return
to
PROG
PLAY,
select
realtime
control
mode
B,
and
try
using
the
knobs
while
you
play.
Automatically importing a
program into Sequencer mode
The
Auto
Song
Setup
function
automatically
applies
the
settings
of
the
current
program
to
a
song.
This
means
that
you
can
instantly
set
up
a
song
using
the
program’s
settings,
and
then
begin
recording
simply
by
pressing
the
Start/Stop
button.
Since
a
performance
using
the
program’s
arpeggiator
can
be
seamlessly
shifted
to
song
production,
this
lets
you
instantly
create
a
song
to
capture
phrases,
inspirations,
and
ideas
that
occurred
to
you
while
playing
a
program.
(
PG
p. 30
“Tips:
Auto
Song
Setup”)
Piano
Organ
Strings
