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genesys xp

Realtime use of the Genesys xp

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NAVIGATION ENTER MENU

Sound Edit Pro

Press ESCAPE two times from the previous page, select the SOUND EDIT (PRO) menu with the cursor, then press ENTER.

This is a menu for really expert users, where all of the Genesys xp synthesys parameters are available and all sounds can be
modified or completely redesigned. This is the sound pro edit main page.

LAYER

is the single sound unit

TERMS

A layer can be activated (L) and
muted (M) by toggling between the

and

status with the corresponding

function buttons (A1, B2, C3). Muting
a layer can be useful if you want to
hear only the layer you are currently
editing without listening to the others.
Up to three layers can be combined
to form a single sound. Since the
process required to edit each layer
is exactly the same, this section
concentrates only on editing a single
layer. Creating multilayer sounds is
rather simple once you know how to
edit a single layer.

Layers can be of different types: single
waveform or dual waveform. Each
layer is elaborated by an associated
“Algorithm” of synthesis. An Algorithm is
the “signal path” of a sample to the audio
outputs, through a series of processing
functions that you select during the course
of the editing tasks. The processing
functions which you assign during the
various editing stages are the synthesis
tools (oscillators, filters, amplitude
envelopes, etc.). While you cannot
change the path of an algorithm, you
can choose from a selection of 6 different
algorithms, each representing a fixed
signal path, and assign a wide variety of
processing functions to individual stages
of the algorithm’s path.

ALGORITHM

Algorithm is the “signal path”
of a sample

WAVEFORM

Select the waveform menu then press

ENTER.

Select the way the wavetable
is read into memory

Forward

Reads the wave from the
start point to the end

Reverse

Reads the wave from
end to start point

Alternate 1

Reads the wave from
start point to the end,
loops back to the
beginning and repeats
continually

Alternate 2

A variation of Alternate 1

WAVE VECTOR

Waveform is the basic sample of the
sound, Here you can select the basic
waveform of the Sound, choosing
from the internal Waveform library,
from the Waveforms memorized with
a disk-based Ram Sounds, or one cre-
ated with the Sample editor.

WAVEFORM

Assigns the Waveform to a specific note of
the keyboard. Assignable values: Normal,
A0…C8. Normal transposes the wave
according to the note played. Assigning a
note (A0…C8) fixes the Wave to the same
note across the entire keyboard.

TUNING MODE

Shifts the Waveform in semitones.

Values range: from –64 to +64. 0
corresponds to standard pitch.

TRANPOSE:

Fine tunes the Wave’s pitch in steps of
1/64th of a semitone. Values range: –64
+64. 0 corresponds to standard pitch.

FINE PITCH

The Pitch of the Sound can be varied
by applying pressure on the notes of
the keyboard after key on.

PITCH TOUCH SENSITIVITY

Represents the actual (default)
starting point of the wave sample in
the instrument’s memory. Use this
parameter to determine the point at
which the sample will start its playback.

WAVESTART

Selects the mode in which the
Wavestart parameter is linked to key
velocity.

WV START DYN MODE

Disable

not linked to key velocity.

Switch

either the entire Wave, or the
part of the Wave following the
programmed Wave Start is
read above or below a certain
key velocity setting.

Floating

fluctuates the Wave Start
according to the key velocity.

Selects a scale (temperament).
Assignable values: 0, 1, 2

Value 0

Corresponds to Equal
temperament;