Sound
Synthesis
Techniques
ABOUT
PARAMETERS
_&
VALUES
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HT-6000 tones are made up
of
a variety
of
"parameters."
These parameters determine the characferistics
of
each ·
individual
sou
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d, including such elements
as
.timbre,
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pitch
and volume.
To edit
or
·synthesize new sounds, you simply alter the
"values"
(numeric)
of
a single
or
multiple parameters.
When
the HT-6000 stores
"new"
sounds, or sounds you
have altered through sound editing, it
is
actually storing and
recalling the values you have assigned to all the related
parameters.
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A list
of
these parameters and the range
of
values which may
be
set
for them ,
is
shown in the parameter index on
page
27
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EDITING
&
WRITING
TONES
To create sounds on the HT-6000, you simply change, or
"edit"
preset tone parameters.
It's not necessary to start with a " blank slate" w
en
creating
a new tone. The easiest approa
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h
is
to first si
le
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preset tone that resembles the ¢
ne
you
hav~
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ind
and
edit that sound until you get the sound you
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TONE
EDITING
HT-6000 tones can
be
edited
by altering the values
of
t~eir
parameters. This process
1s
known
as
"TONE
EDITING"·
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To
edit tones
(!)Select the tone to
be
edited.
* Note
that
both upper and
lower tones may be edited.
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Mode dial
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The
mode·
dial
is
used
to
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't parameter numbers.
see
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Tempo/data dial
. * The tempo/data
dial
is
'
u
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d
to
input a
va
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or
,
the _selected parameter ·
, Parameter number , . '
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Value
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Parameter
numbers
are
displayed
in
the
MODE
position on the
LCD
display.
*
Values
are
displayed
in
the
DATA
position .
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