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Rec/Edit 20•9
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Rec/Edit 20•9
THE SAMPLE EDIT PARAMETERS
Volume (F2)
Determines the general volume of the sample
assigned to the split.
Assignable values: 0 ... 16
Velocity (F3)
Determines how the volume of the sample re-
sponds to velocity changes.
The higher values render the sample more sen-
sitive to velocity changes, therefore, the harder
you play, the louder the sample.
The value 0 is equivalent to no response to chang-
es in the keystrike velocity. The sample plays
with the maximum assigned volume regardless
of the keystrike velocity used.
Assignable values: 0 . .. 7.
Brilliance (F4)
Affects the Brilliance of the sample, causing an
increase in the brightness or rendering the sam-
ple more mellow.
Assignable values: 0 . .. 127
Tune (F5)
Applies a fine tune to the sample, up to one sem-
itone above or below the actual pitch.
Assignable values: -8 … 0 … +8
Pan (F6)
Determines the position of the sample within the
stereo panorama.
Move the sample to the left (L), to the right (R),
set it to the centre (C) or mute the sample (Mute).
Assignable values: L31 (all to the left) … 00 (cen-
tre) … R31 (all to the right), Mute.
Reverb (F7)
Reverb send control which regulates the amount
of Reverb applied to the sample.
The Reverb applied corresponds to the type cur-
rently selected in the Reverbs DSP .
Zero level corresponds to the pure sample with
no effect (dry) while increases in the level corre-
spond to higher percentages of the Wet (ef fect-
ed sample) with respect to the Dry.
Check that the Reverbs button in the DSP sec-
tion is active (led on) to hear the changes ap-
plied to the parameter.
Assignable values: 0 … 15.
Effect (F8)
Effect send control which regulates the amount
of Effect (modulations/delays) applied to the sam-
ple.
The Effect applied corresponds to the type cur-
rently selected in the Effects DSP .
Zero level corresponds to the pure sample with
no effect (dry) while increases in the level corre-
spond to higher percentages of the Wet (ef fect-
ed sample) with respect to the Dry.
Assignable values: 0 … 15.
THE SAMPLE EDIT PARAMETERS
Volume (F2)
Determines the general volume of the sample
assigned to the split.
Assignable values: 0 ... 16
Velocity (F3)
Determines how the volume of the sample re-
sponds to velocity changes.
The higher values render the sample more sen-
sitive to velocity changes, therefore, the harder
you play, the louder the sample.
The value 0 is equivalent to no response to chang-
es in the keystrike velocity. The sample plays
with the maximum assigned volume regardless
of the keystrike velocity used.
Assignable values: 0 . .. 7.
Brilliance (F4)
Affects the Brilliance of the sample, causing an
increase in the brightness or rendering the sam-
ple more mellow.
Assignable values: 0 . .. 127
Tune (F5)
Applies a fine tune to the sample, up to one sem-
itone above or below the actual pitch.
Assignable values: -8 … 0 … +8
Pan (F6)
Determines the position of the sample within the
stereo panorama.
Move the sample to the left (L), to the right (R),
set it to the centre (C) or mute the sample (Mute).
Assignable values: L31 (all to the left) … 00 (cen-
tre) … R31 (all to the right), Mute.
Reverb (F7)
Reverb send control which regulates the amount
of Reverb applied to the sample.
The Reverb applied corresponds to the type cur-
rently selected in the Reverbs DSP.
Zero level corresponds to the pure sample with
no effect (dry) while increases in the level corre-
spond to higher percentages of the Wet (effect-
ed sample) with respect to the Dry.
Check that the Reverbs button in the DSP sec-
tion is active (led on) to hear the changes ap-
plied to the parameter.
Assignable values: 0 … 15.
Effect (F8)
Effect send control which regulates the amount
of Effect (modulations/delays) applied to the sam-
ple.
The Effect applied corresponds to the type cur-
rently selected in the Effects DSP.
Zero level corresponds to the pure sample with
no effect (dry) while increases in the level corre-
spond to higher percentages of the Wet (effect-
ed sample) with respect to the Dry.
Assignable values: 0 … 15.