User Manuals: E-Mu Xtreme Lead-1 Rackmount Synthesizer

User Manuals: E-Mu Xtreme Lead-1 Rackmount Synthesizer

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E-Mu Xtreme Lead-1 Manual

E-Mu Xtreme Lead-1 Manual (241 pages)

Brand: E-Mu | Category: Recording Equipment | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
1
Introduction

9
- Product Description
  9
- Overview
  10
Important Safety Instructions

11
Foreign Language Warnings - German

14
Foreign Language Warnings - French

17
Declaration of Conformity

20
Setup

21
- Unpacking
  21
- Connection Instructions
  22
  - Basic Setup
    22
  - Studio Setup
    23
  - Power up
    24
- Instant Gratiﬁcation
  25
  - Playing Demo Sequences
    25
  - Auditioning Presets
    25
  - Selecting and Quick Editing Presets
    26
  - Playing BEATS
    28
  - Exploring the Master Arpeggiator
    30
  - Multi-Channel Arpeggiator
    31
Basic Operations

33
- Front Panel
  33
  - Volume Control
    33
  - Master Button
    33
  - Edit Button
    33
  - Control Button
    33
  - Audition Button
    34
  - Left/Right Cursor Buttons
    34
  - Save/Copy Button
    34
  - Home/Enter Button
    34
  - Data Entry Control
    35
- Front Panel Controller Modes
  35
  - Real-Time Control
    35
  - Quick Edit
    36
  - Deep Edit Mode
    36
- Main Screen
  38
  - MIDI Channel Selection
    38
  - Preset Selection
    38
  - Channel Volume
    39
  - Channel Pan
    40
  - Channel Arpeggiator
    40
- Sound Navigator
  41
  - Preset Category
    41
  - Instrument Category
    41
- Multitimbral Operation
  42
Arpeggiator/Beats Menu

43
- Base Tempo
  44
- Superbeats
  44
  - BEATS Mode
    46
  - BEATS Controllers
    48
  - Beats Trigger Layout
    50
  - Beats Trigger Offset
    51
  - Beats Part Velocity
    51
  - Beats Part Transpose
    52
  - Beats Part Group
    53
  - Master Riff
    53
  - Riff Tempo
    54
  - Riff Controllers
    54
  - MIDI Song Start
    55
  - Arp/Riff MIDI out
    55
- Arpeggiators
  56
  - Arp Controllers
    57
- Master Arpeggiator Parameters
  57
  - Status
    58
  - Mode
    58
  - Note Value
    59
  - Arpeggiator Pattern Speed
    59
  - Pattern
    59
  - Velocity
    60
  - Gate Time
    60
  - Extension Count
    61
  - Extension Interval
    61
  - Sync
    62
  - Pre-Delay
    62
  - Duration
    63
  - Post-Delay
    63
  - Recycle
    64
  - Keyboard Thru
    64
  - Latch
    64
  - Key Range
    65
  - Send MIDI System Exclusive Data
    65
  - Editing a User Arpeggiator Pattern
    66
  - Pattern Step Number
    66
  - Key
    66
  - Velocity
    68
  - Duration
    68
  - Repeat
    68
  - User Pattern Name
    69
- Multi-Channel Arpeggiating
  70
- Using a MIDI Interface to Channelize Data
  71
Master Menu

73
- Deﬁning Master Parameters
  74
  - Transpose/Tune
    74
  - Bend Range
    74
  - Velocity Curve
    75
  - MIX Output
    75
  - MIDI Channel
    76
- Master Effects
  77
  - Effects Mode
    77
  - Effects Multi Mode Control
    77
  - Master FXA Algorithm
    78
  - FXA Parameters: Decay/Hf Damping Fxb -> Fxa
    79
  - FXA Send Amounts
    79
  - Master FXB Algorithm
    79
  - FXB Parameters: Feedback/Lfo Rate Delay Time
    80
  - FXB Send Amounts
    80
- MIDI Parameters
  81
  - MIDI Mode
    81
  - MIDI Sysex ID
    81
  - MIDI Enable
    82
  - MIDI Program Change -> Preset
    82
  - Receive Program Change
    83
  - Real-Time Controller Assignment
    83
  - MIDI Footswitch Assign
    84
  - Tempo Controller
    85
  - Knob Preset Quick-Edit
    85
  - Knobs Deep Edit
    86
  - Knobs/Riff MIDI out
    86
  - Preset Edit All Layers Enable
    86
  - Front Panel Knob Calibration
    87
  - MIDI Sysex Packet Delay
    88
  - Send MIDI System Exclusive Data
    88
  - User Key Tuning
    90
  - Screen Viewing Angle
    90
Programming Basics

91
- Modulation
  92
- Modulation Sources
  93
  - Random Sources
    94
- Modulation Patchcords
  94
- Envelope Generators
  95
- Low Frequency Oscillators (Lfos)
  97
- Clock Modulation
  98
- Modulation Destinations
  100
- Modulation Processors
  101
- Preset Modulation Processors
  103
  - Using the Modulation Processors
    105
  - More Examples
    107
- Dynamic Filters
  109
  - What Is a Filter
    110
  - Parametric Filters
    113
  - The Z-Plane Filter
    114
- Signal Flow
  115
- MIDI Channels & Real-Time Controls
  116
  - Bank Select Commands
    118
- Stereo MIX Outputs
  119
Edit Menu

121
- Preset Name
  122
- Four Layer Architecture
  123
  - Selecting Layers
    123
- Deﬁning Layer Parameters
  124
  - Selecting an Instrument
    124
  - Defining Key Range
    125
  - Defining the Velocity Crossfade Range
    128
  - Defining the Real-Time Crossfade Range
    130
  - Transposing the Instrument
    133
  - Tuning
    134
  - Amplifier
    134
  - Volume Envelope
    135
  - Chorusing the Layer
    137
  - Sound Start Offset and Delay
    137
  - Non-Transpose Mode
    138
  - Solo Mode
    138
  - Assign Group
    139
  - Glide
    140
  - Z-Plane Filters
    140
  - Xtreme Lead Filter Types
    141
  - Filter Envelope
    143
  - Auxiliary Envelope
    145
  - Low Frequency Oscillators (Lfos)
    145
  - Patchcords
    150
  - Pitchbend Range
    153
  - MIX Output
    153
- Common Preset Parameters
  154
  - Preset Effects
    154
    
    Output Section
    155
    
    MIX Output
    155
  - FXA Algorithm
    156
  - FXA Parameters
    157
  - FXA Send Amounts
    157
  - FXB Algorithm
    157
  - FXB Parameters
    158
  - FXB Send Amounts
    158
  - Preset Patchcords
    159
  - Initial Controller Amount
    160
  - Keyboard Tuning
    161
  - Preset Links
    163
  - Preset Tempo Offset
    164
  - Audition Riff Selection
    164
  - Play solo Layers
    164
Programming Tutorial

165
- Editing Presets
  165
  - Changing the Instrument
    165
  - Changing the Tuning of an Instrument
    166
  - Chorus
    167
  - Volume Envelope
    167
  - Working with Filters
    169
  - Cutoff Frequency
    170
  - Practice Modulating
    173
  - Troubleshooting
    174
- Linking Presets
  175
Effects

177
- Effects Overview
  177
  - The Effects Sends
    177
- Effect Types
  179
  - Effect Parameters
    179
- Effects Programmed in the Preset
  181
- Master Effects
  182
  - Effects Mode
    184
  - Flexible Effects Control
    184
  - Effect B into Effect a
    186
- General Effect Descriptions
  188
  - Reverb
    188
  - Chorus
    189
  - Doubling
    189
  - Slapback
    189
  - Stereo Flanger
    189
  - Delay
    190
  - Stereo Delay
    190
  - Panning Delay
    190
  - Dual Tap
    190
  - Vibrato
    190
  - Distortion
    190
Save/Copy Menu

191
- Saving a Preset
  191
- Copying Information
  192
  - Copy Preset
    192
  - Copy Layer
    192
  - Copy Patchcords
    193
  - Copy Preset Patchcords
    194
  - Copy Arpeggiator Settings
    194
  - Copy Arpeggiator Pattern
    195
  - Copy Preset Bank
    195
- Multisetups
  196
  - Restoring Multisetups
    196
  - Multisetup Name
    197
  - Saving Multisetups
    197
  - Create Random Preset
    198
  - Copy User Bank to Flash
    199
  - Rename Flash SIMM
    200
  - Duplicate Flash
    201
Appendix

203
- Front Panel Knob Functions
  203
- Presets
  204
  - Preset Categories
    204
- Preset Listing
  205
- Riff Listing
  209
- Instrument Listing
  211
- Trigger Layouts
  221
  - Trigger Layout 1
    221
  - Trigger Layout 2
    222
  - Trigger Layout 3
    222
  - Trigger Layout 4
    223
- Velocity Curves
  224
- Velocity Curves
  225
- Patchcord Amount Chart
  226
- MIDI
  227
  - Received Channel Commands
    229
  - Sysex Specification
    229
- Technical Speciﬁcations
  230
- Warranty
  231
  - Warranty Restrictions
    231
  - How to Obtain Warranty Service
    231
Index

233

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