EXi PROGRAM > PolysixEX: Home 0–1: Overview
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EXi PROGRAM > PolysixEX: Home
0–1: Overview
This is the main page of PROGRAM mode. For a full
description of this page and all of its functions, please see
“EXi PROGRAM > Home” on page 127. This section
describes only the overview display, which differs for each
individual EXi.
0–1b: Overview and Page Jump
This part of the page shows an overview of the most
important settings for the Program’s two EXi instruments.
The specific parameters will vary, depending on which EXi
are being used. The specific parameters for the PolysixEX
are described below.
The graphics give you a quick way to check all of these
settings at a glance. They also let you jump instantly to any
of the displayed parameters. Just touch one of the sections,
and you’ll jump to the page containing its parameters. For
instance, if you touch the Filter graphic, you’ll go to the
Oscillator and Filter page.
Tip: Pressing EXIT several times will always bring you back
to this page.
VCO/VCF/EG/MG
This section shows the most important oscillator, filter,
envelope, and modulation generator parameters. Touch this
area to jump directly to the main PolysixEX page.
Arpeggiator
This section shows the arpeggiator parameters. Touch this
area to jump directly to the Modulation & Arpeggiator page.
EGs and LFOs
EG 2,3 Graphics
These show the shapes of the two multi-stage EGs. Touch
either of them to jump directly to the corresponding edit
page.
LFO 1,2 Graphics
These show the waveforms and shapes of the two LFOs.
Touch either of them to jump directly to the corresponding
edit page.
Key Zone
Key Zone
This shows the key zones for EXi1 and EXi2, as set on the
Common section’s Program Basic page, in relation to the
entire MIDI note range. The range of the 61-, 73-, or 88-note
keyboard is also shown, as appropriate.
Press this area to jump to the Program Basic page.
0–1d: Common
3Band EQ Graphic
Mute (1) [On, Off]
Mute (2) [On, Off]
Mute (DrumT) [On, Off]
EXi1 Instrument Volume [000…127]
EXi2 Instrument Volume [000…127]
Drum Track Volume [000…127]
This is the same as with HD-1 programs. For more
information, please see “0–1d: Common” on page 4.
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