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C. Press ENTER.
D. Use the slider to select the time slice you wish to interpolate to.
E. Press ENTER to return to the Synth Options menu.
Note: An easy way to create a sound is to place a spectrum at time slice #1, place another
spectrum at time slice #24, then Interpolate from time slice 1 to time slice 24. This fills in
time slices 2 through 23. If there is no spectrum at a given time slice, then there will be
no sound generated when that time slice is played. It is necessary to define a spectrum
at each time slice, or interpolate across “blank” time slices to synthesize an uninterrupted
sound.
7. LOAD PARAMETERS
Use to load Time Slices, Amplitude Contours, and Pitch Contours from one of the three
backup banks into the current memory.
A. Press #7 on the keypad to access the Load Parameters function.
B. Use the slider to select the backup bank you wish to load. (The display will show
whether the bank is empty or full.)
C. Press ENTER to execute the load and return to the Synth Options menu.
8. SAVE PARAMETERS
Use to save Time Slices, Amplitude Contours, and Pitch Contours (All Parameters) into
one of the three backup banks from the current memory.
A. Press #8 on the keypad to access the Save Parameters function.
B. Use the slider to select the backup bank you wish to save the current memory to.
(The display will show whether the bank is empty or full)
C. Press ENTER to execute the save and return to the Additive Options menu.
Please Note: Parameters are not saved to disk until you have “Saved Bank”.
Also Note: The parameters of a sound are not automatically loaded when that sound file
is selected in Digital Processing. If you believe that it will be necessary to edit a sound
after you have already started working on another one, it is advisable to first save the
parameters of the sound before starting on the new one. This is the only way that the
sound’s original parameters can be restored. Failure to save these parameters will
prevent you from re-creating your sound!
SPECTRUM SYNTHESIS
Load/Save Params
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