Emax II operation manual
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Velocity XFade Application: Fade between cellos and violins, depending on how hard
you play a key. Have a fuzz guitar sound assigned so that playing softly plays the
fundamental, and playing harder brings in a feedback note an octave above the
fundamental.
Positional XFade Application: Transposing a sampled sound lower usually produces
a more muffled sound than the original sample, and transposing upwards usually
produces a thinner, brighter sound. Overlapping voices and using Positional Crossfade
can balance out the voice timbres; as one voice becomes progressively brighter, it can be
fading out as the overly muffled part of the next voice fades in. Combining the overly
thin and overly muffled voices in the correct proportion can produce an overall timbre
that ends up sounding just right.
1. Activate PRESET DEFINITION 5. The display says:
Lo:XX
Select Lo Key
...where XX defaults to the lowest note of the lowest voice. Press a key in the range of the
low voice that is to be crossfaded, or to quickly select the voice, use the data slider. While
selecting the voice, the lower display line will show the voice’s crossfade status. After
selecting the low voice, press ENTER.
2. Now the display shows:
Lo:XX Hi:YY
Select Hi Key
...where XX defaults to the highest note of the previously selected voice. Press a key in
the range of the highest voice that is to be crossfaded, or to quickly select the voice, use
the data slider. After selecting the high voice, press ENTER.
3. The display now says:
Use Slider to
Select XFade
PRESET DEFINITION
Crossfade/Cross-switch
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