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Feature Reference
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Edit Mode
4: Equalizer Band
• The Equalizer Band block is a 5-band parametric equalizer with frequency, Q
(bandwidth), and level control. The Band block functions in the same way as
any standard parametric equalizer, allowing flexible response control over a
wide range.
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Bnd1 Freq
≤ 40.0 Hz … 321.0 Hz.
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Bnd2 Freq
≤ 104.0 Hz … 838.0 Hz.
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Bnd3 Freq
≤ 284.0 Hz … 2.00 kHz.
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Bnd4 Freq
≤ 646.0 Hz … 5.21 kHz.
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Bnd5 Freq
≤ 1.54 kHz … 10.0 kHz.
These parameters individually set the center frequencies of the equalizer stage’s five
bands. Note that the bands overlap somewhat for smooth, seamless control.
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Bnd1 … Bnd5 Q
≤ 0.5 … 20.0.
Individually set the Q (bandwidth) for each of the equalizer’s five bands. The higher
the value the narrower the bandwidth.
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Bnd1 … Bnd5 Level
≤ -24.0 … 23.6.
Individually set the level of the equalizer’s five bands. Negative values produce a
cut at the frequency of the corresponding band while positive values produce a boost.
- Owner’s Manual 2 5
- Contents 6
- About the Manuals 8
- Conventions 9
- General Operation 11
- The Three Main Modes 12
- 1. Press E 13
- 2. Press ¡ (“Com”) 13
- Other Navigation Aids 15
- Play Mode 17
- The Main Play Mode Display 18
- Voice Selection 19
- Using the Voice Directory 20
- Controller Views 21
- (“CS”): Continuous Sliders 23
- Element Select 26
- Element On/Off 26
- Effect On/Off 27
- Modifier On/Off 27
- The Edit Compare Function 28
- The Copy Function 29
- 2. Press C 30
- Press [ and Confirm To Copy 31
- Storing Edited Data 32
- Initial Edit Page 34
- Voice Mode 36
- Common Miscellaneous 38
- 1: Setting 39
- 2: Controller 40
- 3: Element Pitch 41
- 4: Element Level & Pan 42
- 5: Portamento 44
- Element 2 45
- 6: Micro Tuning 46
- 7: Continuous Slider 47
- Common Effect 48
- 2: Modulation Effect 50
- Flanger Effect Block Diagram 52
- ■ Stereo Mode BLock Diagram 53
- ■ Monaural Mode Block Diagram 53
- ≤ 0 … 100 % 56
- ≤ -10 … 10 56
- 3: Feedback Delay 57
- ≤ 0 … 1024 ms 58
- ≤ 0.1 … 1.0 58
- Lch High 60
- Rch High 60
- 2. Press • 63
- 3. Set the Required Tempo 63
- 5. Press [ 63
- 4: Reverberation 64
- Direct Sound 66
- ■ Reverb Effect Block Diagram 67
- Element Controller 68
- 2: Embouchure 70
- 3: Pitch 71
- 4: Vibrato 73
- 5: Tonguing 74
- 6: Amplitude 75
- 7: Scream 76
- 8: Breath Noise 77
- 9: Growl 78
- 10: Throat Formant 79
- 11: Dynamic Filter 81
- 12: Harmonic Enhancer 82
- 13: Damping 84
- 14: Absorption 85
- 2. Select a Controller 86
- 5. Exit When Done 87
- Element Miscellaneous 88
- 2: Breath Noise 90
- 3: Throat Formant 95
- Pitch” parameter 95
- ≤ -64 … 63 100
- 4: Mixing 102
- Tap Location 103
- 5: Amplitude 108
- Element Modifier 110
- 1: Harmonic Enhancer 111
- Feature Reference 112
- Edit Mode 112
- Phase (Modulator only) 113
- Index (Modulator only) 113
- CrrHPF, ModHPF 114
- Breakpoint 1 & 2 Key 114
- 2: Dynamic Filter 119
- Cutoff Freq.” 120
- 3: Equalizer Auxiliary 123
- 4: Equalizer Band 126
- 6: Impulse Expander 129
- 7: Resonator 130
- 1: Pressure 133
- ≤ -16 … 16 133
- Release Rate 133
- 2: Embouchure & Pitch 134
- Element Envelope 135
- 3: Vibrato 139
- ≤ -127 … 127 140
- ” is set to “0”, then 140
- 4: Growl 145
- 5: Amplitude & Filter 147
- Utility Mode 155
- 1: KBD Setting 157
- 2: TG Setting 158
- 3: MIDI Setting 159
- 4: Assignable Controllers 160
- 5: Curve 161
- 6: Miscellaneous 162
- MIDI Bulk Dump 164
- 1. Preparation 165
- 2. Select a Data Type 165
- 3. Press [ 165
- 4. Press - to Transmit 165
- 5. Press ] 165
- CAUTION! 166
- 1: Disk Status 167
- 2: Load From Disk 168
- 4. Press - to Load 169
- 3: Save To Disk 170
- 5. Enter a File Name 171
- 6. Press ] or [ 171
- 7. Press [ and Confirm 171
- 8. Press ] 171
- 4: Rename File 172
- 6. Press [ and Confirm 173
- 7. Press ] 173
- 5: Delete File 174
- 6: Format Disk 175
- Edit Recall 176
- 1. Press [ and Confirm 177
- 2. Press P 177
- 1. Check Your Bank-H Voices! 179
- 2. Press [ 179
- 3. Select a Demo 179
- 4. Press • To Run 179
- 5. Press ¶ To Stop 179
- (p84-150) 180
- Appendix 181
- Troubleshooting 182
- Utility Setting Problems 183
- Voice Setting Problems 184
- Error Messages 186
- Specifications 188
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