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3. Edit utility parameters
UTILITY
Here are program-related utility functions.
INIT.PROG (INITIALIZE PROGRAM)............................................................
This initializes the settings of the selected program. ( p. 28)
COPY.TMBR (COPY TIMBRE) .....................................................................
This copies timbre settings from another program to a timbre of the cur-
rently selected program. ( p. 28)
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4. Vocoder parameters
Front panel vocoder parameters
[VOCODER] button
This switches the Vocoder function on/off.
Off (LED unlit): Vocoder is off. The program will not use the vocoder.
On (LED lit): The vocoder is on. The program will be a vocoder program,
and the vocoder parameters will be available for editing.
If you turn the [KNOB FUNCTION SELECT] dial to FULL EDIT, you'll be
able to edit the vocoder parameters (VC CARRI–VC BAND pages).
VC CARRI (Vocoder Carrier)
On this page you can set the input level of the audio signal being used as
the carrier
TMBR1.LVL (Timbre1 Level) ....................................................[000...127]
Specifies the output level of Timbre1 (carrier).
INPUT2.LVL (Timbre2 Level) ...................................................[000...127]
Specifies the output level of Timbre2.
VC MOD (Vocoder Modulator)
In this page you can adjust settings for the modulator, which applies its
character to the carrier audio.
For the modulator, you can use an external audio source such as a mic or
rhythm (AUDIO IN) or timbre 2.
SOURCE (Audio Source)................................................. [INPUT, TIMBRE2]
This selects the audio source that will be sent to the modulator.
INPUT: The audio source of AUDIO IN will be sent to the modulator.
When the AUDIO IN [XLR/LINE] is set to LINE, the source from the rear
panel AUDIO IN [LINE] jack will be sent to the modulator.
When the AUDIO IN [XLR/LINE] is set to XLR, the sound from the mic con-
nected to the front panel AUDIO IN [MIC] (XLR type) jack will be sent to the
modulator. This is the typical "vocoder using a mic" setup.
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