Casio VZ-10M - Page 23

(On display page 3, you can specify whether or not the VEL RATE curve
will affect the individual steps of the AMP ENV (DCA envelope) which
is set using MENU 1-09.
‘Notice that these settings can be made for each module (MI - M8) individu
ally, as indicated by the module number which appears at the upper right-
hhand corner of the display page.
You can select any module with the MODULE selectors.
For our example, try selecting MODULE 8 by pressing MODULE
SELECT key #8. Then turn OFF all other modules by pressing the cor-
responding MODULE ON/OFF keys. In this way, you can “focus” on
the DCA envelope for this individual module when editing, as others will
not sound,
‘To ENABLE the VEL RATE for any step in the DCA envelope of
the selected module (M8), simply move the cursor to the desired step
position and press the YES key. To disable, simply press the NO key.
For our example, try enabling the VEL RATE for all 4 active steps in
the envelope,
Now, play a few notes and chords again. Notice how the changes in the
RATE curve and sensitivity have affected the sound.
Next, take a look at item @) in the function index. This section lists the
‘VZ-10M functions which are closely related to the VELOCITY RATE
function. In this case, both the DCO ENVELOPE (MENU 1-03) and DCA.
ENVELOPE (MENU 1-09) are listed. Naturally, the settings of these enve-
lope functions will affect the VELOCITY RATE function, and vice-versa.
1.0) Net 217 ON all § modules by wing the MODULE ON/OFF
keys, and ENABLE the same curve and sensitivity for all steps
in each module's AMP envelope.
Again, play a few notes and chords and observe the changes in the overall
sound.
If you want to hear the “original sound’ (the sound as it was before you
edited), press the COMPARE/RECALL key. When the indicator is flash-
ing, the original sound can be played. Press it once again to return to the
edited version,
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