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Song Playback Effects
The QS300 provides a number of playback-only effects
which allow the playback data to be modified in a number
of ways. The actual data in memory is not changed — the
only thing modified is the way the data is played back.
Song Playback Effect
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Path:
(P.Efct)
* Pressing this may not be necessary if the appropriate page has already been called up.
Quantize window:
• Quantize Value
• Strength
The Per Track page shows and allows you to modify all
Playback Effect parameters for a single track at a time. The
Per Track page contains all the same Playback Effect
parameters that are in the other four pages. The reason for
this duplication is that in the Per Track page you can see at
a glance all settings for a single particular track; in the
other pages (described below) you can see at a glance how
two or three settings are for all tracks.
Per Track
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(perTR)
Channel/Track
Swing window:
• Swing Velocity
• Swing Gate Time
• Swing Rate
The Playback Effects include:
•
Quantization — for cleaning up the timing of
recorded tracks.
•
Swing — for introducing a "swing" feel to the
tracks.
•
Transpose — for changing the key of a track.
•
Clock Shift — for advancing or delaying the notes
of a recorded track in time.
•
Gate Time — for adjusting all the note durations in
a track.
•
Velocity — for adjusting all the note velocities in a
track.
Transpose/Clock
Gate Time/Velocity window:
Shift window:
• Gate Time Rate
• Transpose
• Velocity Rate
• Clock Shift
• Velocity Offset
To use the Per Track page: ..................................................
1.
Select the desired channel/track from the bar at the
top of the display.
2.
Select and edit the desired parameters.
3.
Play back the song to hear how the changes have
affected the track.
NOTE: Only the sound of the selected track will be monitored
when this display is selected. To hear how the modified track
sounds in context with the other tracks of the song, use the
other Playback Effect pages described below.
For descriptions and other details on the Per Track param-
eters, refer to the specific Playback Effect pages below.
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