This parameter provides a low-pass filter. You can use it to
define the frequency range above which the filter limits cuts off
the harmonics and allows only the lower frequencies to pass.
The center line is the zero position. As you can see, the sign of
the setting value (in the upper right corner) changes to a minus
sign when you move the filter frequency below the line. The Dial
offers the most convenient method for setting the synthesizer
Use the Sound button to call up the Editor when you want to
modify existing sounds or create your own melody voices. On
the left side of the display you can select the waveform for a
sound you want to create from scratch by using the L1 button
(Reference). The first 128 options in the list provide the
digitalized waveforms (or samples) defined for the GM standard,
followed by alternative waveforms that are primarily used in the
second sound bank. Use the L2 button to call up individual
effects for the sound; the effect is stored with the sound as part
of the sound program. Refer to the section "Effect Setting Style
& Sound" for details on how to program the individual effects.
The individual synthesizer functions are selected with the
buttons F5 and F6. You can create the desired envelope for the
progression of the sound generation here.
Sound Edit
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