General Music S2 Turbo, Руководство пользователя

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136 REFERENCE GUIDE
Enter the number of the M
IDI
I
N
channel. Press
ENTER
to confirm the setting of the
MIDI IN
Source and return to the icon selection mode.
GENERATION
Destination. When the arrow is shown the track is connected to the internal
sound generator. Select the icon and press
ENTER
to connect or disconnect the Destination.
The connection of this Destination is shown in the track column by the letter “i” . If “ i” is not
displayed, this Destination is disconnected from the track.
MIDI OUT
Destination. When the arrow is shown the track is connected to the M
IDI
O
UT
(non
M
IDI
-C
OMMON
channels). Select the icon and press
ENTER
to connect or disconnect the
Destination and to access the text parameters
OUT
and
CH
.
OUT
M
IDI
O
UT
port to which the track is connected. Select the icon with the
DIAL
and press
ENTER
to access this parameter:
Enter the number of the M
IDI
O
UT
port (1 or 2). Press
ENTER
to pass on to the next parameter.
CH
M
IDI
O
UT
channel assigned to the track. You can access this parameter from the
previous one or by selecting the icon and pressing
ENTER
twice.
Enter the number of the M
IDI
O
UT
channel. Press
ENTER
to confirm the setting of the
MIDI OUT
Destination and return to the icon selection mode.
Hint: If you want to direct data received at M
IDI
I
N
to the MIDI out destination together with
Midi data generated by the Music Processor, you must activate the MIDI MERGE function
in the
EDIT GENERAL
section.
Page 2: Common
Parameters common to
GENERATION
and to the
MIDI OUT
.
Volume The Track volume. Allows you to mix the Performance tracks. This parameter affects the
internal sound generation and is transmitted from M
IDI
O
UT
. It corresponds to the adjust-
ments made with the Function Controllers ( S2R: in the “Function Controller” page ).
Value range: 0 ... 127.
Transpose Transposes the track. Allows you to increase or decrease the track pitch in semitone steps.
This parameter affects the internal sound generation and is transmitted from M
IDI
O
UT
. It
corresponds to the editing carried out in
TRACK TRANSPOSER
environment.
Value range: -60 ... +60 (semitones).
Delay This parameter delays the transmission of the message to the Destinations. Allows you to
delay the production of the sound with respect to the action of playing on the keyboard.
The delay value is indicated in 1/192nds of a quarter note (crotchet) and it is synchronised
with the Sequencer Clock (the corresponding musical note appears together with the the
parameter value).
Value range: 0 ... 192 (q) ... 384 (h) ... 576 (h.) ... 768 (w).
Dynamic curve Dynamic response curves. Each curve represents a different way in which the Sound
intensity responds to changes in keyboard velocity.
Curves 0 to 3 provide increasing degrees of sensitivity of the Sound to velocity changes.
Curves 4 to 7 provide inverse effects.
Value range: 0 ... 7.
0 1 2 3
4 5 6 7
EFFECT
DYNAMIC
Hint: By programming two tracks with opposing dynamic curves, you can create cross-fade
effects between the two tracks.