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UP WHOLE
LO WHOLE
DUAL
SPLIT
T. VOICE
X-FADE
TOUCH VOICE SELECT
{T. VOICE)
The point where the
Tones are changed
Volume
———
Key touch pressure
CROSS FADE (X-FADE)
Volume
Lower Upper
Tone ‘ Tone
—
Key touch pressure
This Factor sets the maximum effect of the
Bender. The value in the Display represents
semi-tone. 2 is major 2nd, 3 is minor 3rd, 4 is
major 3rd and 7 is perfect 5th.
The Key Modes which can be selected with
the Quick Edit Function are restricted to four
modes; Upper Whole, Lower Whole, Dual
and Split. Here, however, two more Key
Modes, altogether 6 modes can be set.
T. VOICE and X-FADE can be selected by rotat-
ing the a Dial counterclockwise, and other
modes can be selected by rotating it
clockwise.
® Touch Voice Select Mode (T. VOICE)
In this mode, either the Upper or Lower Tone
is output depending how you play the key-
board. That is, when you play the keyboard
hard, the Upper Tone is selected, and when
you play softly, the Lower Tone sounds. As
shown in the left picture, the key touch pres-
sure that selects the Upper or the Lower Tone
changes depending on the Upper Split Point
(= Factor 13). When the Split Point is set to
higher note, stronger key touch will be
needed for obtaining the Upper Tone.
© Cross Fade Mode (X-FADE)
This is a kind of Dual mode.
in this mode, the volume of the Lower Tone
decreases by stronger key touch, and the vol-
ume of the Upper Tone decreases by weaker
key touch. This mode, therefore can be effec-
tively used to change the volume balance of
the Tones by changing the playing manners
when you are using diffrent Tones for the
Upper and the Lower,
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