ENSONIQ SQ-R User Manual

musician's Manual
Section 6 - Standard Sound Programming
Output Bus/Priority
Output Bank
Output Bus
Each voice within a sound can be routed to one of three stereo "busses."
The diagram below shows the routing of the signals for each bus. See the section
on "Effects" for more on programming specific effects.
Outputs
Voice Output
Priority
Destination
Bus
This parameter gives you some control over how voices will be reassigned, or
"stolen," to play new notes when all of the SQ-R's voices are already playing. A
voice can be can assigned LOW, MEDIUM or HIGH priority. The rule is that a
given voice will only be allowed to steal from voices with the same or lower
priority.
MEDIUM is the usual state and should be used for most voices. LOW can be
used for voices within a sound which would be missed the least if stolen (such as
a voice playing the same wave as another voice but detuned a bit). HIGH is best
used only for specific applications in which you want to protect a voice or voices
from being stolen — such as drums or a sustaining "pad" sound in a sequencer
track.
Pan/Vel Window
Output Bank
Pan
Vel Window
Pan Location — Pans the voice within the stereo mix.
Range is from 00 (panned left) to 99 (panned right). A value of 50 pans the voice
center.
Selects a key velocity below which, or above which, the voice will not sound.
This allows velocity switching between different voices within the sound. The
range is from -127 to +127. When the value is +000, the parameter will have no
effect. Values from +001 to +127 mean that the voice will only play when the
key velocity is greater than the number shown. Values from -001 to -127 mean
that the voice will only play when the key velocity is less titan or equal to the
number shown.
Output Bank
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ENSONIQ SQ-R Specifications

General

Brand	ENSONIQ
Model	SQ-R
Category	Synthesizer
Language	English