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a.
Functions
of
the
Performance Parameters
l)
Pitch
This
parameter can be
set
in
10 cent
steps.
Higher values
raise
the
pitch.
(-4800
to
~H
4800
cents)
^^^
zero,
the
same
pitch as
the
Sound
parameter's
is
obtained.
2)
Decay
(-63
to
+63)
Higher values
create longer
decay
time.
If
the
Instrument
can
respond
to
Nuance
changes, the value
set
here
will
be
added
to
each decay (Sound
parameter).
=^At
zero,
the
same
decay
as the
Sound
parameter's
is
obtained.
3)
Nuance
The sound
can be
subtly
altered
with the
Nuance
function.
(-7
to
+7)
*Not
all
Instruments feature the
Nuance
parameter.
*At
zero,
the
same
nuance
as
the
Sound
parameter's
is
obtained.
4)
Pan
When
the
Output Assign (Sound
Parameter) of
an Instrument
is
set to
Stereo
(left
1
to
3,
Out (LEFT
1
to
3,
CENTER, RIGHT
1
to
3), this
parameter allows
you
to set
CENTER
RIGHT
1
to
^^^
P^"
value
(sound
field
positioning).
3.
OFF)
*The
Pan
setting
of the
Performance parameter
is
given
priority.
When
OFF,
the
same
pan
setting
as
the
Sound
parameter's
is
obtained.
*lf the
Output
Assign
(Sound parameter)
of
an Instrument
is
set
to
MULTI
OUT
(MULTI's
1
to 8),
the
pan
setting
wii!
be
ignored.
4:
The Pan
you
are currently setting
can be seen
at
INST
1
in
the graphic
display.
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