Yamaha QS300, Руководство пользователя

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Pattern Playback Effects
As with the Song Playback Effects (page 89), the Pattern
Playback Effects allow you to modify the playback data in
a number of ways, without changing the actual data in
memory.
The Playback Effects include:
• Quantization — for cleaning up the timing of
recorded tracks.
• Swing — for introducing a “swing” feel to the
tracks.
• Transpose — for changing the key of a track.
• Clock Shift — for advancing or delaying the notes
of a recorded track in time.
• Gate Time — for adjusting all the note durations in
a track.
• Velocity — for adjusting all the note velocities in a
track.
Pattern Playback Effect
Per Track
Path:
p
➞
!
(P.Efct)
➞
*
!
(perTR)
* Pressing this may not be necessary if the appropriate page has already been called up.
Channel/Track
Quantize window:
• Quantize Value
• Strength
Swing window:
• Swing Velocity
• Swing Gate Time
• Swing Rate
Transpose/Clock
Shift window:
• Transpose
• Clock Shift
Gate Time/Velocity window:
• Gate Time Rate
• Velocity Rate
• Velocity Offset
The Per Track page shows and allows you to modify all
Playback Effect parameters for a single track at a time. The
Per Track page contains all the same Playback Effect
parameters that are in the other four pages. For more
details on the Per Track page, see the corresponding section
in the Song mode (page 89).
Pattern Mode