EMU procussion, Руководство по эксплуатации

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84 Procussion operation manual
PROGRAMMING PROCUSSION
As an example, let’s combine two cymbals in order to create a new cymbal
containing elements of both. Use one of the 8 Custom Stacks in a “Default
Kit” for your experiments. Refer to the Edit menu parameters in the chart
below and do not change any parameters but the ones specified.
The Ride Bell instrument is used for the “Attack” (or the sound you hear
when the cymbal is first struck). We'll put this sound on layer 1. The 19"
Pang instrument is used for the “Decay” (or the sound you hear after the
initial strike until the sound fades away). The Pang sound will be layer 2.
The 19" Pang cymbal doesn't seem to quite fit with the Ride cymbal
somehow, but by tuning it up an octave, it sounds fine. Next we'll adjust
the Delay of the Pang so that it comes in after the Ride Bell sound. Moving
the Sound Start parameter of the 19" Pang to 124 removes the attack
portion of the cymbal since we only want to hear the Ride Bell at the start
of the note. The Alternate Envelope generators are used to fade out the
Ride Bell during the decay portion of the sound and also to shorten the 19"
Pang's decay a little. Finally we adjust the volume of the Pang cymbal to
match it up with the Ride Bell. That's it! You have just bought yourself a
new cymbal!
The example above shows one way that you can transform the ROM
instruments into completely new sounds. In this example we have only
used two layers and no modulation parameters at all! Remember that you
can have up to
eight layers by assigning two zones to a key range.
Next, we'll cover another exciting new technique, Spatial Convolution.
Layer 1 Layer 2
Instrument: Ride Bell Instrument: 19" Pang
Tuning: C:00 F:00
Volume: 100 Volume: 074
Pan: +0 Pan: +0
Tuning: C:12 F:00
On A H D
00 02 21 On A H D
00 23 36
Sound Start: 000 Sound Start: 124
Delay: 00 Delay: 03
Stack Name: Ride Pang
Programming Examples