Korg PS-3300 - Page 16

FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS Bil
1-6 KEYBOARD VOLUME BALANCE (KBD V BAL)
O27th-79t
®@
SIGNAL
OUT
BF
rvAWOUN.
LIT
=2*4—
This
jack
gives
you
the
sigr
CABRRANTULTA
CIT
PrEBACOHNEBSMSO.
BHD
OMRRM
SE
ERT
SME,
TPF
ETOUDS
77TH
put
signals.
ROTTS
©
KEYBOARD
VOLUME
BALAN
volume of the
jope correspond:
OF
—R—
Ke
RY
a“
KGTR
RRHEOMRE
DISH
ON
VTETT
fig. 14 KBD V BAL
ROHR
DR
SY
ATIA,
OR
1-6
Keybaord
Volume
Balance
DEG
EM
MD
HE
HOMES)
C7
(KBD
V BAL)
DLPF | |SIGNAL MODIFERS|
Fe HBO_V BAL SIGNAL
bald
EWI
ELM
TR
ROCMLT.
COX
Whereas
you
use
the
keyboard
filter
bal-
KK ARV ame OD Ae, WM ET: ance knob to create a difference in tone
eerevtcast.
color
between
the
high
and
low
range
of
the keyboard (perceived as a difference in
“brightness”), you can use this keyboard
volume balance knob to create a large vol-
ELT. CD2WY FTC LT, MMOH
WMH, Fis,
DC NEMRMIGDDC TSS
EMTRSKOI,
SRHOMMY
7
t44
H—
ume
difference
between
different
sections
DAMS ATO SI OPS-3300TH,
THEA of the keyboard.
BS
bE.
WROD)
OME
I
BL
ET
By
using
both
knobs
together,
you
can
PLS
L ET
greatly
reduce both volume
and brightness
of the high or low end of the keyboard. If
you do this with each of the three synthe-
sizer units of the PS-3300, you can give
each unit virtually independent control
Jame
aT
4
Y~TORBMS,
DLPFE
KBD
V
BAL,
262,
RESO#Fig.15S9
4
512
EORLT, COMREKLT CBU, over the sound produced when you play a
ALMAMOKeNTBAODL F427, Bik certain section of keys.
I,
HAMOREWT
MADE
oF
1>7TH.
Beginning
with
the
normal
setting,
adjust
the DLPF, KBD V BAL, and RESO sect-
ions of two of the synthesizer units as
shown in figure 15. Then play something
oN
on
the
upper
and
lower
ranges
of
the
key-
board. The “A” setting will attenuate the
low range; the “B” setting will attentate
ra
rae
6
‘
6
‘
the
high
range.
fig,
15
Setting
for
independent
control
of
two
synthesizer
units
from
the
same
keyboard.
(2RRMMASy
be,
-MBET.
MIAMI
SLODRM)
i