PROGRAM mode: EXi
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EXi PROGRAM > Basic/X-Y/Controllers
These pages control the basic elements of the Program,
along with the Vector synthesis features.
For instance, you can:
• Select the EXi instruments which form the basis of the
Program’s sound
• Set up X-Y CCs to modulate Program and Effects
parameters
• Program the X-Y Envelope to move the X-Y position
automatically
4–1: Program Basic
This page contains all of the basic settings for the Program.
Among other things, you can:
• Select the EXi instruments which form the basis of the
Program’s sound
• Set the Program to play polyphonically or
monophonically
• Create a keyboard split between EXi 1 and EXi 2
• Select the Program’s scale
4–1a: EXi 1
EXi 1 Instrument Type [AL-1, CX-3, STR-1,
MS-20EX, PolysixEX,
MOD-7, SGX-2, EP-1]
This is the most basic setting for the EXi Program. EXi
instruments are complete synthesizers, in and of themselves;
they may create or process sounds in completely different
ways, and allow you to adjust completely different
parameters.
For instance, the AL-1 is a virtual analog synthesizer, the
CX-3 is a physically modeled tone-wheel organ, the MOD-7
is a patch-panel based VPM, Waveshaping, and sample-
mangling synthesizer, and so on.
You can select either one or two EXi’s for the Program.
Unlike HD-1 Programs, there is no setting for Single or
Double. If there are two EXi’s, it doesn’t matter which EXi
is in which slot. You can even select only a single EXi, but
place it in the second slot.
4–1b: EXi 2
EXi 2 Instrument Type [List of EXi]
This is the second EXi slot for the Program.
4–1c: Voice Assign Mode
Voice Assign options may vary with different EXi
As much as possible, the different EXi instruments support
all of the voice assign options. However, there are cases in
which a particular EXi does not support a specific voice
assign parameter.
Additionally, when a Program uses two different EXi
instruments, some of the voice assign options will only take
affect if they are supported by both EXi. These include:
• The main Mode selection (Poly or Mono)
• Poly Legato
• Single Trigger
• Mono Legato
• Mono mode (Normal or Use Legato Offset)
• Unison
(Voice Assign Mode) [Poly, Mono]
These radio buttons select the basic voice allocation mode.
Depending on which mode you select, various other options
will appear, such as Poly Legato (Poly mode only) and
Unison (Mono mode only).
4–1PMC
4–1a
4–1c
4–1b
4–1b
4–1e
4–1f
4–1h
4–1g
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