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DCW
(WAVE)
ENVELOPE
This parameter
controls the
timbre (waveform)
change
over
time,
and
the
DCW
1
and
DCW
2
EMV
keys
are
used
to
independently
set
the
timbre envelopes.
The
timbre enve-
lope
is
used
to set
the
timbre (waveform)
change
over time
for a
pressed
key
in
accor-
dance
with the
RATE
(slope)
and
LEVEL
(destination
level).
Settings
can be
made
to a
maximum
of
8
steps,
(Fig, 6)
WAVE FORM
1
(Saw-tooth)
LEVEL
Basic
waveform
,_L;
A"'
I
\
ii,
*
This timbre
(wave-
/
form) sustained while
key
Is
depressed.
Sim:
L*
=
SUSTAIN
PO*IT
,P«
CO
•:.£V
ON
KEY
P^
Timhj
STEP1
STEP
2
STEP
3
MAin
75
60
60
LEVEL
99
SO
cc
SUS,
END
***
sus
END
OFF END
POINT
The change
of
timbre
over
time
is
in
accordance
with the
DCW
envelope
LEVEL.
A
sine
wave
is
attained
when
L
=
00
and
the basic
waveform
is
attained
when
L
=
99.
The
LCD
appears
as
in
Fig,
7 when
the
DCW
1
or
DCW
2
ENV
key
is
ON.
(Fig.
7)
Wave
envelope
STEP
1
is
selected.
SGS
will
be
displayed here
if
the
dis-
played
STEP
is
a
sustain
point.
END
will
be
displayed
if
it
is
an end
point
WfiUE
STEP!
***
R H
T E
=
m
'
m
--
L E U E
L =
«
•
n*
Rate of
STEP
1,
Destination
level
of
STEP
1.
'Operational
procedures
are
identical to
those previously explained
for
the
DCO
enve-
lope
(page
1
7).
Data
is
set
using
the
VALUE,
CURSOR,
ENV
STEP
and
EMV
POINT
SGS
TAIN/END
keys.
DCA
(DIGITAL
CONTROLLED
AMPLIFIER)
DCA
corresponds
to
the
VCA
of
an analog
synthesizer
and independent
volume
enve-
lopes
can be
set
using
the
DCA
1
and
DCA
2
EMV
keys,
KEY FOLLOW/DCA
This
is
the
parameter
that
applies a variance
to
the
DCA
envelope
3n
accordance
with
the pitch of the
key
played.
The
DCW
1
and
DCW
2
KEY
FOLLOW
keys
are
used
to
In-
dependently
set
each key
follow.
The
higher the note
played, the shorter the
time
of the
volume
envelope,
(Fig.
8)
|..'V-|.:
I,
Volume
envelope
(DCA)
Time becomes
shorter.
PART
1
NORMAL MODE
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