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Curves 7 and 8 produce little change for medium-
strength playing, so they are suitable when you
don’t need velocity or when you want the sound
to be consistent. However, these curves will also
produce a great deal of change for softly played
notes, making them more difficult to control.
Choose the curve that is most appropriate for your
playing dynamics or the effect you want to obtain.
CONST
All notes will sound using the velocity value specified
by “Value.”
5: Value (Velocity Value)
[001…127]
This parameter is available if “Vel.Curve” is set to
CONST.
All notes will sound using the velocity value you specify
here.
Keyboard playing dynamics will produce no differences
in volume or tone.
6: AudInThru (Audio In Thru)
[Off, Ext In1+2, Ext In1, Ext In2]
Specifies whether the signal from the INPUT 1 and IN-
PUT 2 jacks will be output without change. This pro-
vides a way to check that signals are being correctly
received at these jacks.
Off
The direct signals received from the INPUT 1 jack and
INPUT 2 jack will not be output.
Ext In1+2
The signal received from the INPUT 1 jack and INPUT 2
will be sent from the MAIN L/MONO and R jacks with-
out change.
Ext In1
The signal received from the INPUT 1 jack will be sent
from the MAIN L/MONO and R jacks without change.
Ext In2
The signal received from the INPUT 2 jack will be sent
from the MAIN L/MONO and R jacks without change.
This setting is not memorized by the Write opera-
tion. When you turn on the power, it will always
be Off.
7: KnobMode
[Jump, Catch]
Specifies the behavior of the front panel knobs when ed-
iting.
Jump
When you turn the knob, the parameter value will jump
to the value indicated by the knob, regardless of the
stored value. Since this makes it easy to hear the results
while editing, we recommend that you use this setting
when editing.
Catch
When you turn the knob, the parameter value will not
change until the knob position matches the stored value.
We recommend that you use this setting when you don’t
want the sound to change abruptly, such as during a live
performance.
8: LCD Cont (LCD Contrast)
[000…015]
Adjusts the contrast of the LCD display.
P02 MEMORY
P02–1: MEMORY
These are the parameters for the RADIAS’ internal
memory.
1: Protect
[Off, On]
Specifies whether the internal memory will be protect-
ed.
Off
The internal memory will not be protected, and you will
be able to write to the RADIAS’ internal memory.
On
The internal memory will be protected, and the follow-
ing Write operations will be prohibited.
• Writing program or drum settings
• Loading factory-set data
• Received a data dump
2: PageMem (Page Memory)
[Off, On]
Specifies whether the Page Memory function will be en-
abled.
Off
When you first enter an edit mode or the Global mode,
the display will always show the first page of that mode.
In the various edit modes, this will be the P01: NAME
page of the respective mode. In Global mode, the P01:
GLOBAL page will appear.
On
When you first enter an edit mode or the Global mode,
the display will show the page that you were last view-
ing when you exited that mode.
3: PageJump
[Off, On]
When PageJump is on, the display will automatically
open to the edit page that contains the parameter con-
trolled by the front panel knob that you are operating.
8: This curve produces a fairly steady effect with
little change for medium-strength playing (a
flatter curve than 7).
Summary of Contents for MMT RADIAS
Page 1: ...2 E Owner s Manual...
Page 6: ...Table of Contents vi...
Page 7: ...Operation Introduction Front and rear panels Setup Quick Start Editing...
Page 78: ...Editing 72...
Page 79: ...Parameter Program parameters Drum parameters Global parameters Effect guide...
Page 150: ...Effect guide 144...
Page 151: ...Appendices...