Editing The Sounds; Description Of The Parameters - Panda-Audio Future Impact v3 User Manual

Note:​ While in tuner mode, the display will be blank if there is no input signal.
The tuner is calibrated to the Tune Base value. This can be adjusted in the range of
428Hz...440Hz...452Hz. See the ​ E diting the Configuration Parameters​ section for
instructions on how to set Tune Base.

Editing the Sounds

If you have found a sound that you want to modify for your music, the PARAMETER dial
allows you to select and edit 11 different parameters. Two of these parameters are GLOBAL,
thus common to all programs; the other 9 are editable on a per-program basis. All
parameters have a default value of 5. You can deviate up to 4 steps away from the default
setting (either downwards to 1 or upwards to 9) by turning the EDIT dial. Editing a parameter
causes an immediate audible change to the sound and the decimal point starts blinking.
Press the EDIT button to save the changes. Any unsaved changes will be lost when
switching to a new program, pressing the ON/OFF footswitch or powering off the pedal.
Note: Saving changes to a program using the EDIT button will cause that program to
be the one that is loaded upon next powering on the FI.

Description of the Parameters

NOTE OFF LEVEL (global)​ : Sets the volume threshold of the input signal below which the
synth stops sounding. A lower value allows you to sustain notes longer. A higher value
allows better articulation of staccato notes.
NOTE ON LEVEL (global)​ : Sets the volume threshold of the input signal above which the
synth begins sounding. If low-volume notes do not trigger the synth then decrease the value.
If multiple triggering occurs then increase the value.
ATTACK​ : Sets the length of the attack stage of the filter AD/ADSR envelope. Higher values
make the filter take longer to open after a note is played.
DECAY: ​ S ets the length of the decay stage of the filter AD/ADSR envelope. Higher values
make the filter take longer to close again after it has opened.
ENVELOPE DEPTH: ​ S ets how much the filter opens in response to the filter AD/ADSR
envelope.
DYNAMICS: ​ S ets how much the filter opens in response to playing dynamics.
CUTOFF: ​ S ets the cutoff frequency of the filter. Lower values yield a darker sound; higher
values yield a brighter sound.
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