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Parameter
Value
Only for ACB tones of the TOM category
Color
-128–0–+127
INST
[CTRL]
*2
Sample tone only
Coarse Tune
-24–0–+24
-1.00–0.00–
+1.00
Rate
(steps of 0.01)
Spread
-50–0–+50
Bit Reduce
0–12
Attack
0–255
Whole, Time,
Hold Mode
Step
Hold Time
0–255
0.5–128.0
Hold Step
(steps of 0.5)
Flt Type
LPF, HPF
Flt Cutoff
0–255
Flt Reso
0–255
Flt Attack
0–255
Flt Decay
0–255
Flt Env
0–255
Flt Velo
0–255
*2 By setting the KIT CTRL: BD–RC parameters that appear when
you press the
[CTRL SELECT]+[BD]–[RC]
[CTRL]
control this using the
section.
Explanation
(808Low/Mid/HighTom)
Adjusts the amount of ambience
(amount of noise).
(808NoiseTomL/M/H)
Adjusts the amount of resonance.
(909Low/Mid/HighTom)
Adjusts the amount of ambience
(amount of noise).
(707Low/Mid/HighTom)
Adjusts the amount by which the pitch
will change.
(606Low/Mid/HighTom)
Adjusts the amount of ambience
(amount of noise).
Specifies the pitch in semitone steps.
Specifies the playback direction and
playback speed.
+1.00:
Play at the original speed.
+0.99–+0.01:
Play at a lower speed.
0.00:
Don't play.
-0.01–-0.99:
Play backward at a lower
speed.
-1.00:
Play backward.
Slightly skews the pitch between left
and right, producing a stereo effect.
Adds a lo-fi effect.
Specifies the time over which the level
rises.
Selects how the sound decays.
Whole:
The sound is heard to the end
without decaying.
Time:
Decay begins after a specified
length of time.
Step:
Decay begins after a specified
number of steps.
Specifies the time until decay begins
when Hold Mode = Time.
* The duration of the sound will be
Attack + Hold Time + Decay.
Specifies the number of steps until
decay begins when Hold Mode = Step.
* The duration of the sound will be Hold
Step + Decay (Attack changes within
Hold Step).
Selects the type of filter.
Adjusts the cutoff frequency of the
filter.
Adjusts the amount of filter resonance.
Specifies the attack time for the
envelope that varies the filter.
Specifies the decay time for the
envelope that varies the filter.
Specifies the amount by which the
envelope varies the filter.
Specifies the amount by which the
note's velocity affects the filter.
button, you can
knobs of the instrument edit
Editing an Instrument's Sound (INST Edit)
*3 By setting the KIT: CTRL Sel parameter, you can control this
using the
[CTRL]
knobs of the instrument edit section. (This
can also be specified in the screen that appears when you press
[CTRL SELECT]
the
button.)
INST FX
Parameter
Value
Selects the type of INST FX.
THRU
HPF
LPF
LPF/HPF
H BOOST
L BOOST
Type
L/H BOOST
ISOLATOR
TRANSIENT
COMPRESSOR
DRIVE
COMP+DRV
CRUSHER
HPF
Cutoff
0–255
INST
[CTRL]
*4
Resonance
0–255
-24dB, -18dB,
Type
-12dB
-40dB–0dB–
Gain
+40dB
Clipper
OFF, ON
LPF
Cutoff
0–255
INST
[CTRL]
*4
Resonance
0–255
-24dB, -18dB,
Type
-12dB
-40dB–0dB–
Gain
+40dB
Clipper
OFF, ON
Explanation
No INST FX effect is applied.
High-pass filter (cuts the low-
frequency region)
Low-pass filter (cuts the high-
frequency region)
Low-pass filter / High-pass filter (cuts
the high or low-frequency region)
High boost (boosts the high-frequency
region)
Low boost (boosts the low-frequency
region)
Low boost / High boost (boosts the
low or high-frequency region)
Adjusts the balance of the low, mid,
and high-frequency regions.
Emphasizes or softens the attack and
release.
Compresses loud input, making the
maximum levels more consistent.
Uncolored distortion.
Applies COMPRESSOR and then
applies DRIVE (monaural).
Produces a lo-fi effect (monaural).
Specifies the cutoff frequency.
Increasing the Cutoff value raises the
cutoff frequency, deepening the HPF
effect.
Specifies the amount of resonance.
Specifies the filter type.
Specifies the output gain of the filter.
Turn this ON if you want to prevent
excessive volume from occurring
when Resonance is raised.
Specifies the cutoff frequency.
Increasing the Cutoff value lowers the
cutoff frequency, deepening the LPF
effect.
Specifies the amount of resonance.
Specifies the filter type.
Specifies the output gain of the filter.
Turn this ON if you want to prevent
excessive volume from occurring
when Resonance is raised.
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