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(PITCH)
TRANSPOSE
Transposes
the
sample up
or
down
in
the
bank, within
the
range
of
-50~0~+50
semitones.
When
setting transposition,
if
the
REC
key
is
pressed, the
PROG. NO./DATA
display
will
show
the current
key
note
that
the original pitch
is
assigned
to.
The
diagram below shows
the
example
when
the
transposition
value
is
set
to
"-3". In
this
case, the
REC
key
is
pressed,
the
PROG. NO./DATA
display
shows "E3-" meaning
that
the
sample
is
reproduced
in
its
original pitch
when
the
Ep
key
is
pressed.
transposition
value
key
note
for
the
original pitch
I,
(flat)
SAMPLE TUNE
Precisely adjusts the pitch of the
sample
in
the
bank by 2
cents
(100 cents=l
semitone), within the
range of
-50-0-+50
(steps).
*
If
the
SAMPLE TUNE
value
reaches 50
steps, the
TRANSPOSE
value
will
automatically increase
or
decrease
1
semitone.
Also, the
TRANSPOSE
and
TUNE
are
used
for
pitch
adjustment
when
making
multi-sampled
programs
(on
page
49) or
tempo
adjustment
among
"phrase-sampled" rhythms
that
have
individual
tempos
("Trial
2"
on page
36).
CONSTANT
PITCH
Fixes
the pitch of
the
sample
(in
the bank).
With
this
parameter
ON,
the
sample
will
be reproduced
at
a
fixed pitch
even
when
receiving various
key
notes
from
the
keyboard.
This parameter
is
convinient
when
the
sample should be reproduced
—
at
a fixed
pitch:
i.e.
"phrase-sampled"
program,
percussive instruments, other
sound
effects,
etc.
(See
"Trial
2"
on page
36.)
You
can change
the sample's fixed pitch
using
the
TRANSPOSE/SAMPLE
TUNE
parameters.
BEND
Determines
the pitch
bend
range of
the
sample
in
the
bank
within the
range of
0-24
(1
step=+/-l
semitone).
With
the
value
set
to
other than "0", the
sample's
pitch
can
be
controlled
by
external
MIDI
pitch
bend
change.
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