Section 7 — Voice Parameters EPS-16 PLUS Musician's Manual
• PR + VL — Keyboard Pressure + Velocity
This is one of two "combination" modulators. When this modulator is selected,
either pressure or velocity will affect the level which is being modulated.
• VEL, VEL 1, VEL 2 — Velocity
Velocity refers to how hard you strike a key. Selecting VEL, VEL 1, or VEL 2
as a modulator allows you to modulate any manual level with velocity. Velocity
as a modulation source only goes positive (though assigning a negative
modulation amount will make the net result be to reduce the level with increased
velocity). Each velocity modulator has its own response curve, shown below:
• KBD — Keyboard Tracking
This uses the position of a note on a keyboard as a modulator. The scaling
effect of this modulator is figured over the full 128 MIDI key numbers:
• PITCH — Pitch Bend Wheel
This complex modulator groups controller information received from a Pitch
Bend Wheel, along with any other pitch modulators and pitch tables assigned to
the voice, to form a combined modulator. PITCH takes the amounts of each
individual modulation source (as well as any pitch table information in the
voice) and adds them together, taking the sum total as the modulation amount
Applied to the filter cutoff frequency, this would cause notes to become brighter
as you bend them upwards and more muted as you bend them down (or the
opposite with negative modulation amounts), as well as adding any additional
modulation source amounts to increase or decrease brightness. If a pitch table
was employed, the brightness would increase and decrease with the individual
pitch assigned to each note, in addition to the pitch wheel and other modulators.
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