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SECTION
5
5.2.2 Function Block ADD PARAM
After pressing the "ADD PARAM"
key,
the user
is
taken
to the
first
parameter
on
parameter mode page
2.
ADD
PARAM
press
>
EDIT PARAMETER mode
page
2.1
The display will show for example:
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
CHANNELS
DY1 DY3 DY3 TKl TK2 TK6 TK8 TK5
DYNSCALE
This parameter
is
used
to
adjust
the
response dynamics
for
each channel
for
different pad functions.
In
other words,
the beat
intensity
is
assigned
to the
volume
of
the sound of the
instrument concerned.
DYl
stands
for
DYNAMIC SCALING
1
and corresponds
to
a
linear beat
intensity/volume assignment,
i.e. the
heavier
the beat, the
louder
the
instrument.
DY2
is
initially
the same as DYl, i.e.
increases from
to
half amplitude
in the
first half
of the
scale. However, the reverse pattern
is
preset
for the
second scale
half.
DY3
exhibits
amplitude
for the
first half
of the scale, but
increases
in
linear fashion
to
maximum amplitude
as of the
middle
of the
scale.
For
example, this provides
a
simple means
of
cross-fading
2
sounds
if
2
channels are assigned
to
one trigger input
of
which
one has the
characteristic
DY2 and other other DY3. For further details, refer
to
Section
6
in
this manual.
To
illustrate
the
relationships,
the
shapes
of the
dynamic curves are
presented
in
graphic
form:
DYl
DY2
DY3
TK0
to TK9
stand
for
dynamic tracking. Via
the "CODE" key (refer to
section headed "CODE"),
it is
possible
to
separately program individual
beat intensities/volu.
.e
assignments with
the
rotary encoders
for all
8
trigger inputs
per
output channel which
can then be
assigned
to
different
sounds
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