Roland S-330 Owner's Manual page 102

Making
a
Patch
[Parameter
Setting]
Key
Mode
One
of
the following five
Key Modes
can be
selected.
The
S-330
allows
you
to
assign
two Tones
(the 1st
and 2nd Tones)
to
any key you
like in the Split
Set display (page
105).
The Key mode
selection
can
also
be
done
in the Split
Set
display.
*ln any Key mode,
each
Tone
will
sound with
a set level
curve
(see
page
94) depending on
how
hard you play the key.
[Normal]
The S-330 sounds
the 1st
Tone
assigned.
[Unison]
The S-330
sounds the
1st
Tone
assigned
(two
modules).
It is
possible
to
detune
one
of
the
sounds
slightly.
In this
mode, the possible
sounding
voices are half of the
Normal mode.
[V-SW]
(Velocity Switch)
The
S
—
330 sounds
the
1st
or
2nd Tones
assigned.
Playing the
key
harder than
a
certain
level
(
=
Velocity
Switch
Threshold)
will
sound
the
2nd
Tone,
weaker
will
sound
the
1st
Tone.
[X-Fade]
(Velocity Cross Fade)
The
S
—
330 sounds
the 1st
and 2nd Tones
assigned.
Depending on
how
hard you
play the key, the
volume
balance
of
the
1st
and
the
2nd Tones
differs.
The
level
curve
of
the
1st
Tone
is
inverted.
In this
mode,
the
possible
sounding voices are
half of
the
Normal
mode.
[V-MIX]
(Velocity Mix)
The
S
—
330 sounds
the
1st
and 2nd Tones
assigned.
The
1st
and
the
2nd Tones
are
played simultaneously.
In
this
mode,
the possible
sounding voices are
half of the
Normal
mode.
*For
playing
in
stereo, such as
a
compact
disk, laser disk or
DAT,
you
must
sample
right
and
left
separately,
match
the start points, then play
in
the
V—
Mix
mode. You
should
set
the Patch Parameter, [Output
Assign], so
that each
Tone
is
separately output
from
the assigned output
jack. This
way,
the 1st
and 2nd Tones
are sent separately.
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