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Menu 2 Part Edit
(part settings)
2-1 Keyboard Map
Specifies the keyboard status of each part. When you play a sample
via MIDI, this parameter will determine how the sample is sounded.
Available Settings:
Phrase Map
The sample will be sounded at a pitch that corresponds to the note
number.
Example: When using a vocal sample of "Here comes VariPhrase,"
the pitch will change depending on the key that you play.
fig.keymap
"Here comes VariPhrase"
Groove Map
The sample will be divided into musical segments at the location of
events, and each segment ("slice") of the waveform is assigned to
successive note numbers (semitone steps beginning at C3) for
playing.
Example: When using a vocal sample of "Here comes VariPhrase,"
separate slices will be played by the keys C3 and above.
fig.keymap2
"Here"
"comes"
"Va"
"ri"
"Phrase"
2-2 Voice Reserve
Specifies the number of voices that will be reserved for each part if the
maximum polyphony of the VariOS (14 voices) is exceeded.
Available Settings: 0–14
* It is not possible for the total values of all parts to exceed 14.
2-3 Tempo Sync
Specifies whether the playback speed of the samples assigned to each
part will be synchronized to the master tempo or external clock (ON),
or not synchronized (OFF).
Available Settings: OFF, ON
If the master tempo (p. 57) is set to more than four times greater than
the original tempo of the sample, the sample cannot be synchronized
to the master tempo.
2-4 Pitch Sync
Specifies whether the master coarse tune and master fine tune (p. 120)
of the VariOS performance will be enabled for each part (ON) or
disabled (OFF). For example, if you want to adjust the tuning of the
entire song, but do not want to change the pitch of the rhythm part,
you can turn pitch sync "OFF" for the rhythm part.
Available Settings: OFF, ON
VariOS Menu Reference
2-5 Level/Pan
Level sets the volume of each part. Use this to adjust the volume
balance between parts.
Available Settings: 0–127
Pan sets the stereo position (panpot) of each part. L64 is far left, 0 is
center, and R63 is far right.
Value: L64–R63
2-6 Tune
These parameters adjust the tuning (coarse and fine) and octave shift
of each part.
2-6-1 Coarse Tune
Adjusts the basic pitch of each part in semitone steps over a range of
+/-1 octave.
Available Settings: -12–+12
2-6-2 Fine Tune
Relative to the Coarse Tune pitch setting, adjusts the pitch in one-cent
steps over a range of half a semitone upward or downward.
Available Settings: -5—+50
2-6-3 Octave Shift
Adjusts the pitch of each part in one-octave units.
Available Settings: -3–+3
2-7 Key Range
These parameters specify the key range of each part. Make these
settings when you want to play different samples from different
ranges of your keyboard.
Lwr (key range lower)
Specifies the lower limit of the key range.
Available Settings: C-1–Upper
Upr (Key range upper)
Specifies the upper limit of the key range.
2-8 Receive Channel
(Receive MIDI channel)
Specifies the MIDI receive channel for each part.
Available Settings: 1–16
If the MIDI receive channel of a part has the same setting as the
control channel (p. 121), the control channel setting will take priority.
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