Filter: Level Scaling Offset; Filter: Resonance/Velocity Sensitivity; Modulation Sensitivity - Yamaha SY55 Product Manual

Summary: Sets the amount of level offset for each
of the four level-scaling breakpoints set in the
"FILTER: LEVEL SCALING BREAKPOINT"
function described above.
Settings:-127 ... +127
Procedure: Use the
select the desired offset parameter (OFS1, OFS2,
OFS3 and OFS4, from left to right), then use the
[DATA ENTRY] control, [-1/NO] and [+1/YES]
keys, or numeric and [ENTER] keys to set the
level-scaling offset for the corresponding break-
point.

FILTER: RESONANCE/VELOCITY SENSITIVITY/

Resonance
Summary: Determines the degree of resonance of
filter 1 and filter 2.
Settings: 0 ... 99
Procedure: If the Resonance parameter is not al-
ready selected, use the
to select it. Use the [DATA ENTRY] control, [-1/
NO] and [+1/YES] keys, or numeric and [ENTER]
keys to select the desired degree of resonance.
Details: This parameter has a similar effect to the
"resonance" settings on traditional analog syn-
thesizer filters — i.e. it determines the height of
a peak in the filter response at the cutoff fre-
quency.

FILTER: LEVEL SCALING OFFSET

and cursor keys to

MODULATION SENSITIVITY

and cursor keys
The filter 1 or filter 2 envelope generator
can be selected by holding the [SELECT] key
and pressing the numeric [9] or [6] key, respec-
tively.
Details: Negative values reduce the level, and posi-
tive values increase the level at the correspond-
ing breakpoint. No matter what value is chosen,
the EG level will never exceed its maximum of
63.
When different offsets are set for adjacent
breakpoints, the level varies accordingly and
smoothly between the breakpoints.
Refer to: "FILTER: LEVEL SCALING BREAK-
POINT" on page 76. "FILTER: CUTOFF EN-
VELOPE GENERATOR," page 75.
Higher resonance values produce a higher
resonant peak and reduce the overall passband
level.
Refer to: Tutorial, page 37, 45. "FILTER: TYPE/
CUTOFF/MODE," page 73.
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