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EDIT

VOICE

BLOCK

DIAGRAM

This

gives

a

simple

visual

representation

of

how

voice

data

is

transferred

and

edited

in

the

RX5.

All

Jobs

are

Edit

Voice

Mode

Jobs.

Enter

Voice

Data

(JOB

#02

thru

#06)

Internal

Voices

Copied

Voices

Cartridge

Voices

Select

Voice

—

Recall

Edit

Edit

Recall

(JOB

#

09)

Buffer

71

(JOB

#01)

Initialize

Voice

=

Store

Voice

(JOB

#08)

(JOB

#07)

—

Initial

data

of:

Internal

Voices

Copied

Voices

Cartridge

Voices

The

RX5's

voice

editing

process,

from

stored

voice

to

actual

sound,

is

described

3.

"Additional

data”

is

entered

once

the

voice

is

assigned

to

an

instrument

key,

using

as

follows

1.

A

voice

is

selected,

using

EDIT

VOICE

JOB

#01.

This

voice

belongs

to

one

of

three

types:

internal,

Copied,

or

Cartridge.

2.

“Primary

data”

is

entered,

using

EDIT

VOICE

JOBS

#2

thru

#6.

The

Edit

Voice Block

Diagram

shows

how

voice

data

is

transferred

and

edited.

"Primary

data"

affects

ALL

INSTRUMENT

KEYS

to

which

the

vaice

is

assigned,

and

ALL

NOTES

played

by

the

voice

in

Patterns.

KEY

ASSIGN

JOBS

#02

thru

#04.

This

data

will

affect

sounds

played

AT

THAT

KEY

ONLY.

Then,

once

the

selected

voice

has

been

used

to

play

notes

in

a

Pattern,

further

data

can

be

entered

by

selecting

a

note

and

using

the

PATTERN

EDIT

function.

This

data

will

affect

THAT

NOTE

ONLY.

.

Finally,

on

playback

of

the

Pattern,

the

voice

sound,

modified

by

the

data

that

has

been

entered,

will

be

heard.

.

"Primary

data"

and

"additional

data"

can

be

changed

at

any

time,

with

the

results

described

in

preceding

paragraphs

2

and

3.

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