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s5000 / s6000
AMP MOD 1/2
PAN MOD 1/2/3
Version 1.21
These two parameters allow you to set the level for the controllers
assigned to these inputs. It is also possible to assign any of the sampler's
controllers (MIDI controllers, LFOs, envelopes, etc.) to the two amplitude
modulation inputs.
To set the modulation amount, simply touch the key to the right of the
parameter you want to adjust and use the DATA wheel to set the value.
The controller is selected by 'double' clicking the key alongside the
parameter. For example, pressing it once will show this:
Here, you may set the modulation level.
Pressing the key again will move the cursor to the controller field and
will show this:
Here you may use the DATA wheel to scroll through the various
controllers.
This principle applies to all modulation inputs throughout EDIT
PROGRAM - press once to set level, press again to select the controller.
This type of operation is signified by the icon
parameter field.
To do the same for the other AMP MOD input, repeat the above.
These parameters allow you to create a variety of 'autopan' effects. The
most obvious of these, perhaps, would be to assign a slow LFO to one
of the PAN MOD inputs so that the sound moves backwards and forwards
across the stereo image. However, you could use velocity or aftertouch
or you could use an envelope so that the sound pans with every note.
Operation is identical to the AMP MOD inputs - press once to set level,
press again to select the controller.
EDIT PROGRAM
in the corner of the
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