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Combination mode
Send 1
This controls the send level into FX Send 1. If the
Timbre's Output Bus parameter is set to L/R or OFF, it
scales the Oscillator send levels. If the Output Bus is
set to IFX 1–12, it directly controls the post-IFX send
levels.
Send 2
This controls the send level into FX Send 2. For more
details, see Send 1, above.
Knobs 1–8, Individual Pan
When the Mixer Knobs switch is set to Individual Pan,
the knobs will control the Pan for the current group of
Timbres. Knob 1 controls the pan for Timbre 1, knob 2
controls the pan for Timbre 2, and so on.
These duplicate the Combi's Timbre Pan parameters;
changing them here will change them in the editing
pages, and vice-versa.
Pan 1/9
This controls the stereo pan of either Timbre 1 or
Timbre 9, depending on whether the TIMBRE/TRACK
button is set to 1–8 or 9–16.
A setting of L001 places the sound at the far left, C064
in the center, and R127 to the far right.
Random is available only via the LCD. (Otherwise, it
would be difficult to use the knob to sweep smoothly
from left to right.) With the Random setting, the pan
position will be different for each note-on.
Note: with some EXi sounds, such as the CX-3,
Random pan may affect all notes at once.
Pan 2/10–8/16
These control the stereo pan of Timbres 2–8 or 10–16,
depending on the setting of the TIMBRE/TRACK
button. For more details, see Pan 1/9, above.
Play/Mute switches 1–8
The top row of switches allow you to turn each of the
Timbres on and off.
Play/Mute 1/9
This controls the play/mute status of either Timbre 1
or Timbre 9,depending whether the TIMBRE/TRACK
button is set to 1–8 or 9–16.
When this switch is on (LED = on), Timbre 1 will play.
When the switch is off (LED = off), Timbre 1 will be
muted.
Play/Mute 2/10–8/16
These control the play/mute status of Timbres 2–8 or
10–16, depending on the setting of the
TIMBRE/TRACK button.
For more details, see Play/Mute 1/9, above.
Solo switch and Select switches 1–8
Solo
Solo lets you isolate one or more Timbres or Audio
Inputs, so that you hear them by themselves. It does
this by temporarily muting all non-soloed Timbres and
Audio Inputs.
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[000...127]
[000...127]
[Random, L001...C064...R127]
[Random, L001...C064...R127]
[Play, Mute]
[Play, Mute]
[Off, On]
Solo uses the Select switches. These switches can show
and control either which Timbre is currently selected,
or which Timbres are soloed. The main Solo button lets
you switch back and forth between the two views.
When the Solo button is Off (LED = Off), the Select
switches select the current Timbre; when the Solo
button is On (LED = On or blinking), the Select
switches let you solo one or more Timbres.
When Solo is On, and one or more Timbres or Audio
Inputs are soloed, the Solo LED will blink on and off to
remind you that solo is in use.
Note: The main Solo button merely changes the
functions of the Select switches. It does not enable or
clear the individual solo states.
Clearing all solos
To clear all solos:
1. Press and hold the CONTROLLER RESET button.
2. While holding CONTROLLER RESET, press the
SOLO button.
Exclusive Solo menu parameter
The menu's Exclusive Solo parameter also affects the
way that Solo works. When Exclusive Solo is Off
(unchecked), you can solo multiple Timbres and Audio
Inputs at once.
When Exclusive Solo is On (checked), only one Timbre
or Audio Input can be soloed at a time. In this mode,
pressing a Solo switch automatically disables any
previous solos.
Select 1–8/9–16
These buttons either select or solo the Timbre,
depending on the state of the Solo switch. For more
details, see Solo, above.
Volume Sliders 1–8
These sliders adjust the volume level of the Timbres.
Volume 1/9
This controls the volume of either Timbre 1 or Timbre
9, depending on whether the TIMBRE/TRACK button
is set to 1–8 or 9–16.
Volume 2/10–8/16
These control the volume of Timbres 2–8 or 10–16,
depending on the setting of the TIMBRE/TRACK
button. For more details, see Volume 1/9, above.
Master Volume Slider
Master Volume
This controls the volume of the main stereo outputs,
after the Total Effects. It does not affect Individual
Outputs 1–8. For more information, see the diagram
"Master Volume" on page 338.
[Off, On]
[000...127]
[000...127]
[000...127]
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