Style Editor-Velocity Octave; Style Editor-New Style Name - KETRON SD9 Manual

You can therefore touch the QUANTIZE this by touching the QUANTIZE icon on the screen and then choosing the
quantize value (in this case 4) and touch EXECUTE to perform the quantize action. Test the style out to make sure
it now sounds appropriate. Remember, if not, you can always touch UNDO to undo this quantize action. Then select
the next value up (8) and try again. Remember, the higher the number, the 'tighter' the quantization, in other words
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the SD9 Pro will fit the notes on the next 8 , or 16 or 32 or 64 beat. For complex Latin or African or even Jazz
beats, it is sometimes better to let the style 'loose' and use REAL (no quantization).
[VELOCITY OCTAVE]:- From this screen, you can adjust the velocity of note or the entire track or change the
octave of notes.
Fig. 131. Style Editor – VELOCITY OCTAVE
The default selection once this screen is displayed is ALL. In this case, if you touch the VELOCITY VALUE icon,
you can turn the data wheel to increase or decrease the velocity value of all either ALL the notes, or simply touch
the note on the SD9 Pro that you think is too loud or too low, then adjust the velocity accordingly. You can also
touch the OCTAVE value and adjust accordingly (touching the keyboard once more will switch on the Single icon,
meaning the change will impact just the single note that was touched).
[NEW STYLE]:- Touch this icon if you want to record a new style from scratch.
Fig. 132. Style Editor – NEW STYLE Fig. 133. Style Editor – NEW STYLE NAME
Please note that all tracks of any style that was temporally loaded into the sequencer memory will be deleted (no
actual Factory or User Style will be deleted) once you touch "Yes" on the following message displayed as shown
in Fig. 132 above. You will then be asked to name your new style so type it in on the next screen using the
QWERTY keybed displayed as shown in Fig. 133 above.
You will now be taken back to the STYLE EDITOR main page.
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