Oberheim OB 12, Руководство по эксплуатации

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OB 12
Z-Domain Synthesizer
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displaying the following parameter:
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CURVE: displays the name of the dynamic curve (drawn on the left of the display) assigned
to the note. The curves are as follows:
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LIGHT: Light dynamic response curve, in which the maximum dynamic values are reached
quickly.
- FEEL LIGHT: Variation on the LIGHT curve, featuring a hardening in the central zone. High
dynamic values can still be reached.
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LINEAR: Straight (also known as standard) curve so that the pressure applied to the key is
converted into a dynamic in direct proportion.
- FEEL HEAVY: Slightly hard dynamic curve which is still fairly linear, so that the maximum
dynamic values can still be reached.
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HEAVY: Hard dynamic response curve, with which strong pressure has to be applied to the
key to reach high dynamic values.
- CUSTOM: Custom dynamic curve which has zero response for low dynamic values applied
to the key and an almost linear response, leading to the maximum dynamic values, starting
from medium levels of pressure applied to the key.
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REVERSED1: Reversed curves reverse the logic of the dynamic; in other words, low levels
of pressure on the key give high dynamic values generated by the instrument and vice-versa.
This curve has a linear but reversed trend.
- REVERSED2: Reversed curve with values which remain high even with medium-strong
pressures on the keyboard. When the level of force applied to the key is increased to the
maximum, the dynamic generated will fall sharply.
The AFTER-T folder can now be selected to display the video page relating to setting of the
Aftertouch. Unlike the Velocity, the Aftertouch is the pressure applied to a given key after it has
been pressed.
Thanks to this function, you can control several parameters after a keyboard key has been pressed
by applying further pressure to the key.
containing the following parameters:
•
STATUS
([AFTER ON])
: activates (ON) or deactivates (OFF) the Aftertouch.
•
CURVE: selects the Aftertouch curve (shown on the left of the display). The curves which can
be selected are:
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SOFT1: Light response curve which allows high Aftertouch values to be reached quickly.
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SOFT2: Response curve less light than SOFT1, which still guarantees that high Aftertouch
values are reached quickly, although in a more controllable manner.
- LINEAR: Straight response curve, so that the pressure applied to the key (after it has been
depressed, naturally) is converted in linear proportion into Aftertouch data.
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HEAVY1: Although a certain degree of linearity is maintained, with this curve it will be more
difficult to reach high Aftertouch values.
- HEAVY2: Hard curve in which strong pressures will have to be applied to the key to reach
high Aftertouch values.
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CUSTOM: Curve with responses which are not uniform throughout the range of values. This
curve is soft for low levels of pressure on the key, heavy for medium values and then soft again