Making Slight Modifications To Styles In Style View; Style Selection - KETRON SD9 Manual

better express themselves by playing more parts live without having the style get in the way ... while also allowing
musicians who are growing the capability to sound complete and live – with a little help from the SD9 PRO.
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NB:- The 3 VARIATION part/voice (this location is currently occupied by "Strings Ens" in the above example)
can be replaced with a variation for the DRUM/Groove instead. This is discussed in more details below under "4J –
Features dedicated to Drum. Bass Chord' section" on page 60.
4.I - MAKING SLIGHT MODIFICATIONS TO STYLES IN STYLE VIEW
So, you've found a style that you like, however you wish to change some of the sounds used in the style or volume,
panning or effects used in some of the parts or use the provided KETRON library of Live Audio Drums or Live
Audio guitars within a style. How do you proceed to do just that without having to remodel or rebuild the style from
scratch? You are not stuck with the styles the way they are voiced, balanced and EQed from the factory. You can
easily make these modifications mentioned above and save them as a USER STYLE for future recall and use – just
as a factory style. Remember that although you could be making modifications to a FACTORY style, when you go
to save it, the SD9 PRO will save the style as a USER style so you will always have you factory styles the way they
were from the factory and you can always go back to them at a future date.
From the main style page, touch STYLE VIEW icon to display the various style elements as shown below -
Fig. 63 . Style Selection
Notice again that the top part of the screen still shows the current condition of the keyboard (styles used, voices
used, tempo ... etc) while the middle shows you the various parts of the style and corresponding elements (volume in
this case, Pan values, Reverb, chorus and Effects amounts ... etc).
Let's try and interpret the information displayed on this screen and how to make the relevant changes we want in
this section. The DANCE_1 style is made up of:-
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LIVE DRUM:- This box displays either the drum kit or audio live drum used. In the example above, the
drum used is "FOLK_POP_82" which is an Audio Live drum kit/wave file as shown in the first box (center
part of screen). Here is how you can distinguish between the drum kits or audio drums used:-
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"Small letters" – Midi drum kit (e.g. Folk, Room ... etc)
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"Capital letters" – Audio Drums (Sliced) (e.g. 8 BALLAD 2, BLUES)
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Fig. 64. Style View
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