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“DRUM KEY” Dialog
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Key
..........................Indicates the note name to be edited.
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Keyboard
................Click on the keyboard to specify note assigned to the Element or
Voice you are editing. The text box to the left shows the note name.
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TYPE
.......................Determines the bank of the sound source: Preset wave or User wave/
voice.
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WAVE
.......................To select a waveform as the source, click this and then the text box
next to it to select the waveform.
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VOICE
......................To select a voice as the source, click this and then the text box next to
it to open the “Voice List” dialog.
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COARSE
.................Use the “COARSE” knob to tune the Element’s pitch in coarse
increments (semitones).
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VELOCITY
...............Use the “VELOCITY” knob to define how the Element’s pitch varies
with note velocity.
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FINE
........................Use the “FINE” knob to further fine-tune it.
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CUTOFF
..................Use the “CUTOFF” knob to set its LPF Cutoff Frequency.
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VELOCITY
...............Use the “VELOCITY” knob to define how the Element’s filter opens/
closes in response to note velocity.
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RESO
......................Use the “RESO” knob to set the LPF Resonance level.
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HPF
.........................Use the “HPF” knob to set the HPF Frequency.
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AMPLITUDE VELOCITY
.Use the “VELOCITY” knob to define how the Element’s output level
varies with note velocity.
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RECEIVE NOTE
......Click on the text box and select whether or not to receive notes.
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KEY ASSIGN
..........Click on the text box and select Single key assignment or Multi key
assignment.
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ALTERNATE GROUP
....Click on the text box and select an alternate group number. This is
used to prevent a pair of drum sounds from sounding simultaneously
(for example, an open and closed hi-hat).
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