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CHAPTER
5
FUNCTION MODE/EFFECTS
AND
OTHER
FUNCTIONS
In
the
FUNCTION
raode,
effect data which will
be
combined with
the
voice
oata for
perfocmance
can
be set.
Memory functions
and MIDI functions can also
be set in
tl"-is
mode.
5-1
The
3
function of the
FUNCTION mode
Most
of
the
FUNCTION MODE parameters can
be
called using
the
PERFORKAKCE
I'lEHORY/FUHCTIOM
switches.
Further,
most
all
parameters can
be set
independently
for
channel A and
B.
The
parameters
are
divided into
3
main
groups:
PURFORIIAMCE
MEMORY PARAMETERS,
fc
MEMORY
HAI^IAGEMENT
and MIDI
INFO,
CONTROL
(ficj.
55),
(1)
PERFORi-AllCE
MCHORY PARAMETER
This function permits setting effect
or
performance functions.
The upper row of
8
switches in
the
PERFORMANCE MEMORY/ FUNCT
I OIJ
section,
the
lower-row switches
1
through
3
(performance
&
voices), the KEY ASSIGN MODE
switches,
the
CARTRIDGE switches and
the
VOICE MEMORY number switches
can all
be
used
in the
PERFORMANCE
MEMORY.
*
Both MASTER TUNE and DUAL MODE DETUNE
functions are located
in
BANK
1.
However, only DUAL MODE DETUNE can be
stored in
the
PERFORMANCE MEMORY.
*
In
BAI4K
2
—
8
the
PITCH BEND, PORTAMENTO,
LFO MODULATION and
EG
BIAS effect
parameters, and
the
PROGRAM OUTPUT
ASSIGN output parameters are available,
*
The KEY INDIVIDUAL
AFTER TOUCH function
has been
included
in the
PERFORMANCE
&
I
VOICE buttons
1
through
3.
(2)
MEMORY
MA1]AGEMENT
These are
the
memory control functions.
Buttons
4
—
6
in the lower row
of
the
PERFORMANCE MENORY/FUNCTION group apply
to
memory management.
The INITIALIZE
MEMORY
function
for
creating
new voices from
scratch, the EDIT RECALL
BUFF function
for
retreiving lost edit
data and other
memory
control functions are included,
MEMORY
MANAGEMEMT functions cannot
be
stored in
the
PERFORMANCE MEMORY.
(3)
MIDI INTO CONTROL
Controls
the
functions
of
the MIDI
CONNECTOR.
MIDI INFO CONTROL functions
cannot
be
stored
in the
PERFORMANCE MEMORY.
5-2
The
FUNCTION mode
control
process
(1)
The FUNCTION mode control process
Of the
FUNCTION mode functions,
any
process
which involves
the
PERFORMANCE MEMORY
PARAMETERS concerns
the
eoiting
of
effect
or
performance function
data.
The following
processes,
I
through
IV
are possible.
Other
types
of
operation (MEMORY MANAGEMENT, MIDI
INFO CONTROL, etc) fall under the
heading
of
process
V,
*I:
Editing internal PERFORMANCE MEMORY
data.
Selection
of the
edit target/call the
data to the buffer
=t>
Switch
to the
FUNCTION mode
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Set data
Fig.
55.
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