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*
Sets the pitch of
each
scale
when
selecting
User
Scale
in
the
Scale
Type
function (F
3-1).
[a|
key
moves
the cursor
to
the next key.
User
-40
-20
+08
+25
+41
[
#
]
-50
-30
-10
+00
+16
+33
+50
T
T
D#/Eb
F#/G|p
A#/Bl3
*
The
12 tones
set
here
are
assigned with
the
same
relative settings to
all
octaves over
the entire
range
of the instrument.
F4-
1
DRUM
KIT
1
DRUM KIT
1
#30
01
C#6
Kick
1
-120
L+48 D+13 4:6
[A]#
Index
0-29
Drum
sound
to
be
edited
Inst
---,01-44
Selection
of
drum
sound
Key
C0-G8
^
\
Key
to
which
drum
soiind
is
assigned
Tune
-120-
+120
Adjustment
of
pitch
within
±1
octave
Level
-99
- +99
Level adjustment of each sound
Decay
-99
-+99
Adjustment of decay time
of each
sound
n
Pan
A,A:B,B,C.D+D.D
Selection
of output
This function
is
used
to edit the
Drum
Kit
sounds and
assign
them
to
Programs
of
the
Drum
Kit
mode.
Up
to
30
kinds of
drum
sounds can be assigned
to
each
of
the
4
Drum
Kits
(1
to
4).
*
Index
selects
the
drum
sound
to
edit.
*
Select
the
drum
sound by
using
Inst
(instrument).
(See
the
back cover
for the
list
of
drum
sounds.)
*
When
using
the
PCM
card
(optional)
which
has
drum
sounds
stored
in
it,
sounds
in
the
card
can
be
selected
by
adjusting the
VALUE
dial.
(When
playing
the
sound
color
which
uses a
drum
sound from
the card,
make
sure
to
put
the correct
card
in the
slot.)
*
Set
all
the
instruments of
the
index
which do
not
need
to
be assigned
to
"No
Assign".
*
Key
sets
the
key (CO
to
G8)
to
which
the
sound
is
assigned.
The name
of
the
key
is
indicated
when
the
octave
is
set to
8'.
*
Two
or
more
sounds cannot
be assigned
to
the
same
key.
*
Any
sound
assigned
to
a
key
will also
occupy
all
unassigned keys beneath
it,
or
up
to
the
next assigned
key.
*
It is
possible
to
assign the
same sound
with
the
same
pitch
to
several different keys.
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