Saving A Sound - Physis Piano H1 User Manual

User Manual – Modifying a Sound
EFX block
This block applies effects to the sound. Physis PIano effects are: delay (echo), chorus, flanger, vibrato, tremolo, phaser,
wah-wah and rotary. As with other blocks, each effect contains parameters that can be modified, to obtain any possible
sound nuance.
EQ block
This block applies a parameter equalizer to the sound. It further modifies the sound, highlighting or suppressing a given
sound frequency. You can adjust high and low frequencies, the intervention frequency, the bandwidth and gain or
damping of middle frequencies.
ACTIVATING AND SETTING UP BLOCKS: A QUICK GUIDE
1.
Press [SOUND EDIT].
2.
Press [ ] o [ ] to select a block (the white rectangle is the cursor).
3.
To activate the block, press [ ]; alternatively:
3.
Press [ENTER] to activate the block and access its programming page.
4.
When finished setting up the parameters, press [EXIT].

10.2 SAVING A SOUND

When customizing a Sound's blocks, you might want to save these new settings, to use it later on. To do so, access the
main SOUND EDIT page and press [F2] to recall the Utility function.
A list will appear, with 32 user locations of the current Sound family. The family is shown on the top left of the screen.
Use the [+], [-], [ ] o [ ] Key Touch to move the cursor on the Sound to overwrite. Now press [F3] to save the current
configuration on the location highlighted by the cursor. When the process is complete, a pop-up message appears:
In this page you can also modify the Sounds order in a given family. To do so, select a Sound and then press [F2] to move
it one step up, or [F4] to move it one step down. Press [EXIT] instead to return to the previous video page.
NB
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Preset Sounds cannot be overwritten and will not appear on the list above.
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The data of an overwritten User Sound will be irreparably lost.
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When using the keyboard in Split or Layer mode, saving the Sound assigned to Part2 will also save the MASTER
EFFECT and MASTER REVERB parameters related to Part1 (as these are active at the moment).
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