GEM Powerstation SK760 Owner's Manual page 270

Pitch touch Links Pitch to Aftertouch variations.
sensitivity The Pitch of the Sound can be var-
ied by applying pressure on the notes
of the keyboard after key on.
Positive values increase the Pitch
while negative ones have the inverse
effect.
Assignable values: –7 (lowest sen-
sitivity = –2 semitones) ... +7 (high-
est sensitivity = +2 semitones).
Wavestart Represents the actual (default) start-
ing point of the wave sample in the
SK760/880 memory.
Use this parameter to determine the
point at which the sample will start
its playback.
Depending on the waveform, values
above the default starting point may
cause the sample to start at a later
point, removing some or all of its at-
tack.
Values below the default value may
cause the sample to start before its
normal start point, adding part or all
of the samples stored at lower
memory addresses.
Wv. Start Dyn Selects the mode in which the
mode Wavestart parameter is linked to key
velocity.
Disable: not linked to key velocity.
Switch: either the entire Wave, or the
part of the Wave following the pro-
grammed Wave Start is read above
or below a certain key velocity set-
ting.
Floating: fluctuates the Wave Start
according to the key velocity.
16•10 Reference Guide
Wv. Start Dyn With the "Switch" mode setting, the
sns. value (0...127) represents the dy-
namic switch. Above the dynamic
switch setting, the entire Wave is
read while below, only the part of the
Wave that follows immediately after
the programmed Wave Start is con-
sidered.
Switch assignable values: 0...127
If the mode is "Floating", the value
determines the distance from the
point at which the Wave is read at
the programmed Wave Start, or to-
wards the end of the Wave. (The
Wave is always read from the Wave
start setting, not before). With posi-
tive values, the higher the key veloc-
ity, the nearer the Wave is read at
the Wave start setting.
Floating assignable values: –7...+7.
Scale Mode Selects a scale (temperament).
Value 0 corresponds to Equal tem-
perament;
Value 1 corresponds to 1/4 tone dif-
ference between each note;
Value 2 corresponds to a 1/16 tone
difference between each note.
Assignable values: 0, 1, 2.