Korg X5DR AI2 SYNTHESIS MODULE Owner's Manual page 116

4A–4D Velocity Window Top & Bottom
These parameters allow you to set the maximum and minimum velocities for each Timbre's
velocity window. This note range can be used to play according to how forcefully you play a
keyboard connected to MIDI IN (such as the X3).
Timbres 1–4
04A VW TOP 1-4 ø
127 127 127 127
LCD
4A Timbre 1–4 Velocity Window Top
4B Timbre 5–8 Velocity Window Top
4C Timbre 1–4 Velocity Window Bottom
4D Timbre 5–8 Velocity Window Bottom
A velocity window determines the note velocity range that can be used to play a Track. You can
use the Velocity Window Top/Bottom parameters to specify a note velocity range for each Track.
For example, you could set a soft strings Track to a low velocity window, and a hard strings Track
to a high velocity window. Then, soft playing will play the soft strings, and stronger playing will
play the hard strings. This technique is called velocity switch. You can also set the velocity
windows so that their ranges overlap. This is called velocity layering.
5A–5D Transpose & Detune
These parameters allow you to transpose and detune Timbres.
Timbres 1–4
05A TRANS 1-4 ø
+00 +07 +00 +00
LCD
5A Timbre 1–4 Transpose
5B Timbre 5–8 Transpose
5C Timbre 1-4 Detune
5D Timbre 5–8 Detune
5A, 5B Transpose: It adjusts each Timbre's pitch in the range of –24...+24 in semitone steps. (12 =
octave).
5C, 5D Detune: It sets teach Timbre's pitch in cent steps in the range of –50...+50 (100 cents = semitone).
Timbres 5–8
04B VW TOP 5-8 ø 04C VW BTM 1-4 ø
127 127 127 127 001 001 001 001
4A 4B
Parameter
1–127
Timbres 5–8
05B TRANS 5-8 ø 05C DETUNE 1-4 ø
+00 +00 +00 +00 +00 +03 +00 +00
5A 5B
Parameter
–24...+24
–50...+50
Timbres 1–4 Timbres 5–8
04D VW BTM 5-8
001 001 001 001
4C
Range
Specifies the maximum velocity for each Timbre's
Velocity window
Specifies the minimum velocity for each Timbre's
Velocity window
Timbres 1–4 Timbres 5–8
05D DETUNE 5-8
+00 +00 +00 +00
5C
Range
Transpose Timbre in semitone steps
Detune each Timbre in one cent steps
Reference Guide
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