TS-10 Musician’s Manual Section 9 — Program Parameters
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The next two parameters on the top line of the display provide a powerful tool for shaping the
volume of the sound across the keyboard:
LO/HI-KEY Ranges: -A0 to C8
Sets the key range over which the fade-in, fade-out, or keyboard zone will occur. When this
parameter is selected, notes can be entered from the keyboard or using the Data Entry Slider or
Up/Down Arrow buttons. Select this parameter and play the low key; that note is entered as the
low key, and the cursor switches to the high key. Now play the high key; that note is entered as
the high key, and the cursor disappears. If you made a mistake, or want to enter a different range
of values, just press the soft button again and repeat the process.
VOL Range: -50 to +14 dB
This parameter determines the volume of each voice. Since Envelope 3 is permanently routed to
control the volume of the voice, this parameter also determines the amount by which ENV3 will
affect volume.
Values above +00 dB are intended to let you compensate for the effects of heavy filtering or
enveloping, and for the fact that some waves simply have less apparent loudness than others.
For example, a percussion sample, which is by nature a quick peak, has less energy than a
sustaining square wave. A higher VOL setting lets you raise the level of such waves to equal that
of “louder” waves.
Warning:
We strongly recommended against setting high VOL levels to all the waves in your sounds just to
make them louder — doing so will result in clipping (distorting) when you play more than one or
two notes.
MODSRC Range: various
Selects a modulation source for the output volume of the voice from among the 15 available
modulators. This is in addition to ENV3, which is always routed to volume.
MODAMT Range: -99 to +99
Determines the amount by which the assigned volume modulator will affect the output volume
of the voice.
Press the Output button again. The display shows the second OUTPUT sub-page:
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