2 0
VCFNC
Mix
3 1
Freq
35
18 DC2 KEY
-
Same as for DC01 . We'll keep the default setting:
VALUE =
KEYBD.
19 DC02 CLIK
- Same as for DC01 . Key Click is not needed for
this sound. VALUE =
OFF.
STEP 4:
The VCF / VCA Sub-Page is programmed as follows:
Fr/E 1
Fr/Prs
Res Levers Keybd VA 1
VA/VI VA/E2
+40
+25
1 2
OFF
OFF
50
+57
+63
20 DCO MIX
- Default VALUE =
31 .
The patch calls for equal
volume from both DC Os so we'll use the default setting.
21 VCF FREQ
- We want to have the Filter set to an in�ial level a
little lower than the default setting of
55.
ENV1 will "open" the
VCF to add the needed brightness. VALUE =
35.
22 VCFF I EN1
-
The modulation amount of ENV1 affecting the
Filter is "fine tuned" to a VALUE of
40.
You can experiment with
dttf erent VALUES to get dttferent brightness levels as needed.
23 VCFF I PAS
- For expression, Pressure is routed to the VCF
Frequency. VALUE =
25.
24 VCF RES
- A very small amount of Resonance is added to the
Filter as an enhancement of the upper harmonics. VALUE =
1 2.
25 VCF LEV
-
The effect of LEVER1 and LEVER2 is not
necessary on the Filter in this patch. VALUE =
OFF.
26 VCF KEY
-
Default VALUE =
KEYBD.
We will set up a
custom Keyboard scaling for the Filter using TRACK in the next
Sub-Page. Set this VALUE to
OFF.
27 VCA1 VOL -
Default VALUE =
63.
In the next Parameter we
will set up VCA 1 to get louder by VELOCITY. So a setting of
50
for
this Parameter will give us the necessary "headroom" for this to
occur.
28 VCA 1 I VEL
-
The setting of
+57
gives a useable VELOCITY
amount for our purposes in setting up this function. Adjust as
needed to suit your playing style.
29 VCA2 I EN2
-
Default VALUE =
+63.
This maximum setting
opens the VCA to maximum output and is suitable for the patch.
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