Making Changes To Individual Drum Sounds - The "Drum" Parameters - Yamaha MU128 Owner's Manual

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Editing in the Multi Mode
Making Changes to Individual Drum Sounds — the "Drum" Parameters
The Drum parameters provide extraordinary flexibility, since they allow you
to make independent settings for the individual drum/percussion sounds in a
Drum Part. We'll explore a couple of the possiblilities here:
Operation
1 Select "DRUM" from the Edit menus (with the [SELECT </>]
buttons) and press [ENTER].
2 Select "E3: Conga L."
Play E3 on the connected MIDI keyboard, or use the [PART -/
+] buttons to select "E3."
Details
In the Drum parameters you cannot use the [PART - / + ] buttons to select a Part;
they are reserved for selecting notes/sounds only.
3 Select the Pitch Coarse parameter, and set it to "-22."
Use the [SELECT </>] buttons to select the parameter, then the
[VALUE -/+] buttons or data dial. This setting creates a deep
log drum sound.
4 Select the Velocity Pitch Sensitivity parameter (VelPchSens), and
set it to "+12."
Again use the [SELECT </>] buttons, then the [VALUE -/+]
buttons or data dial. Play the key softly to strongly and notice
how the pitch changes according to key velocity.
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