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Edit Sound Patch
In «Edit Sound Patch», you can program the pa-
rameters that are exclusive to the tracks. Any
Drumkit or Sound Patch, therefore, that you as-
sign to the track will inherit the modifications ap-
plied.
Select a track containing the Drumkit or Sound
Patch that you wish to modify and press SOUND
in the EDIT section to gain access to the «Edit
Sound Patch» environment.
Note: Save the changes with STORE
PERFORMANCE. The Performances memorize
the page whose icon shows the symbol
The parameters in «Edit Sound Patch» differ to
those of «Edit Perf Sound».
Although structurally identical, Drumkits and
Sound Patches differ as described:
• In a Drumkit, a percussive instrument is as-
signed to each note of the keyboard. This allows
a Drumkit to be controlled across a single MIDI
channel.
Edit Sound Patch: the parameters.
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Track in edit
Performance
• In a Sound Patch, two different sounds are
separated by a dynamic threshold in order that
playing harder recalls the sound at the higher dy-
namic level. Try playing, for example, the sound
ORCHESTRA 48-3; play softly first, then harder
and listen to the change in timbre.
Sound Patches, therefore, allow you to vary the
timbre of a Sound by varying the keystrike veloc-
ity.
SELECTING/MUTING THE DYNAMIC
LAYER
Drumkits and Sound Patches have two dynamic
Layers. Normally, Sound Patches exploit both
Layers (1 & 2) while Drumkits limit themselves to
Layer 1. The soft buttons A and B select and
mute the Layers. In Switch sounds, this allows
you to work on a Layer without hearing the sound
on the other layer. Once you enter into «Edit
Sound Patch» to select the Layers, it is not pos-
sible to select the tracks of the current Perform-
ance.
Dynamic Layer options to select and mute the layers. Press
the same soft button repeatedly to toggle between L and M.
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