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16•24 Reference Guide
Cutoff dynamic Links the Cutoff Frequency to Key
sensitivity On Velocity.
Positive values increase the Cutoff
Frequency by playing harder (the fil-
ter opens resulting in a brighter
sound), negative values produce
the inverse effect (the filter closes
and the sound becomes “dull”).
Assignable values: –7 ... 0 … +7.
0 = no effect.
Resonance Links Resonance to Key On
dynamic sens. Velocity.
Positive values enhance the Reso-
nance with increased key velocity
while negative values give the in-
verse effect.
Assignable values: –7 ... 0 … +7.
0 = no effect.
Cutoff touch Links the Cutoff Frequency to
sensitivity Aftertouch.
Positive values increasingly open
the filters with increased Aftertouch
pressure, negative values have the
inverse effect.
Assignable values: –7 ... 0 … +7.
0 = no effect.
Resonance Links the Resonance to Aftertouch.
touch Positive values increases the
sensitivity amount of Resonance applied with
increased Aftertouch pressure,
negative values have the inverse
effect.
Assignable values: –7 ... 0 … +7.
0 = no effect.
Filter envelope Activates the envelope for the
amount Filter in edit and sets the depth of
action of the Filter envelope.
The envelope consists of two parts:
“Filter Key On Envelope” and the
“Filter Key Off Envelope”.
Negative values invert the Filter En-
velope.
Assignable values: –10 ... +10.
Filt. env Links the depth of action of the
amount Filter envelope to changes in key
dyn. sens. velocity.
Positive values enhance the depth
of action of the Filter envelope with
increased key velocity, negative val-
ues produce the inverse effect.
Assignable values: –7 … 0 … +7.
0 = no effect.
Filt. env amnt. Links the depth of action of the
touch. sens. Filter envelope to changes in
Aftertouch pressure.
Positive values enhance the depth
of action of the Filter envelope with
increased Aftertouch pressure, nega-
tive values produce the inverse ef-
fect.
Assignable values: –7 … 0 … +7.
0 = no effect.
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