Yamaha FGDP-50, User Manual

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FGDP-50 User Guide
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results in a higher pitched tuning, and a smaller value for a
cymbal results in a larger diameter.
Decay Sets the decay (the time it takes a sound to fade) of the
designated Pad Voice. For example, a smaller value for a
snare drum produces the effect of a muted head, while a
smaller value for a cymbal produces a shorter sustain. For
open hi-hats, the smaller the value, the more the effect is like
closing a half-open hi-hat. -64 – 0
Cutoff Sets the cutoff frequency of the filter applied to the
designated Pad Voice. -64 – 0 – +63
Resonance Sets the Q of the filter applied to the designated Pad Voice. -64 – 0 – +63
ReverbSend Adjusts the amount of reverb applied to the designated Pad
Voice (send amount). The amount applied to each Pad Voice
is multiplied by the value set for
KitEdit
→
ReverbSend .
0 – 127
ChorusSend Adjusts the amount of chorus applied to the designated Pad
Voice (send amount). The amount applied to each Pad Voice
is multiplied by the value set for
KitEdit
→
ChorusSend .
0 – 127
VarSend Abbreviation for Variation Send.
This adjusts the amount of variation applied to the
designated Pad Voice (send amount). The amount applied to
each Pad Voice is multiplied by the value set for
KitEdit
→
VariationSend .
0 – 127
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InterlockEdit
This detailed explanation corresponds with Step 2 of the “ Basic procedure .”
If this item is set to On, when you change the settings in [KIT]
→
PadEdit and
[KIT]
→
VoiceEdit , the settings of symmetrically opposite Pads (H1 and H3, T1 and T6, T2
and T5, T3 and T4) are flipped. If you switch this item from Off to On, these symmetrical
Pad pairs will have the same settings, as shown in the figure below.
• If [MENU]
→
Utility
→
PadLayout is set to “Right,” the settings for the Pads on the right are
applied to the Pads on the left.