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MOTES
•Even
if
the
ENV
STEP©
key
is
pressed,
it
will
be impossible
to
advance from
the
present step
if
END
POINT
is
specified.
In
this
case, press
the
ENV
POINT
END
key again
to
cancel the
END
point
and
then
press the
ENV
STEPS
key.
If
an
END
point
is
cancelled within
STEP
1
through
7,
an
END
POINT
is
automatically
desig-
nated
in
STEP
8 and
previously
set
data
is
automatically
restored.
•The
LEVEL
for
a
STEP
that includes
an
END
POINT
is
fixed
as
00 and
cannot be
changed.
•When
a
SUSTAIN POINT
is
designated
in
a
STEP.
SUSTAIN
POlNTs
set
in
other
STEPs
are cancelled.
iDCW
(DIGITAL
CONTROLLED
WAVE)
DCW
corresponds
to
the
VCF
of
an analog
synthesizer,
and
is
comprised
of
KEY
FOL-
LOW
for
control of the
waveform
corresponding
to
the
keyboard
range,
and
ENV
(wave
envelope).
The
dual
system
line
provides
an independent
DCO
1
and
DCO
2
which can
be
used
as
desired.
KEY FOLLOW/DCW
This
parameter
applies
a
difference
change
in
the
DCW
envelope
level
in
accordance
with
the pitch of
the
key
played,
The
DCW
1
and
DCW
2
KEY
FOLLOW
keys
are
used
to
in-
dependently
set
each key
follow.
Key
follow
can be
set to
levels
ranging
from
through
9.
The
higher
the
note
played,
the
closer,
the
waveform
comes
to
being
a sine (cosine)
wave. (See
Fig.
4.)
(Fig.
4)
Sine wave
The
LCD
appears as
in
Fig.
5
when
the
DCW
KEY
FOLLOW
key
is
pressed.
(Fig.
5)
-MC—
KEY FOLLOW
UE
RANGE*!!
(0s^9)
The
VALUE
keys
in
the
Data Entry Section
are
used
to set
the
RANGE
value
within
a
range
of
through
9.
The
greater the
RANGE
value the greater
the
waveform
level
vari-
ance
(timbre
change
rate)
in
the
upper
registers.
A
setting of
9 represents
the
maximum
variance.
BLOCK CONFIGURATION
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