Voice Editor Page - KETRON SD9 Manual

The voice editor in the SD9 PRO is quit extensive but very intuitive and easy to use. Once this screen (first page of
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4 Rows of voices (with access to each one's volume, reverb level, shift, tune, pan and chorus parameters).
You can also insert effects into either of the first 3 (lead voices) and select which effect type is used per
voice selection.
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The first 3 rows represent the voices that can be layered to create a new voice. In this case, only 1 voice
was used (Lounge Tenor) to create the LOUNGE TENOR voice (it's corresponding on/off icon is on –
red). By touching the ON/OFF icon to the left and next to each voice, you can turn on/off the individual
voices you want to use/layer together. As you turn the voices ON, the parameter values (voice, volume,
shift, tune ...etc) associated with each voice turns black showing that this selected voice is now active so
you can change them as you see needed.
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Tips:-
parameter and turn the wheel to change its value), however the effects of these changes
will only be heard if you turn this voice ON (by touching the On/Off icon to the left of
the screen).
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The 4 row is the 2
lead instrument and then later save as a USER VOICE of your own (as previously discussed above in page
14).
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To the RIGHT of this screen, you can also turn on/off effects that you want associated with the individual
voices. The effect type is selected at the bottom. You can also assign effects that will be activated by the
volume pedal (e.g. OVERDRIVE TO PEDAL) as shown above.
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SPLIT OCTAVE:- When this button is ON (yellow), if the PIANIST button is ON (in full keyboard mode)
the octave of the entire keyboard is shifted up 1 to compensate for the lack of the extra keys. If this button
is OFF, then turning on the PIANIST button will have no effect on this sound.
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Even when inactive (white) you can still edit parameters of a voice (touch the
voice tied to this lead/main voice. This is where you can change the 2
Fig. 13. Voice Editor Page 1/6
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voice of each
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