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How

do I ..

brighten"

a

sound

ove:rall-fOT

instance,

a

bTass

sound

using

algOTithm # 18?

For

algorithm

#18,

raise the

output

level

of

operator

#3

to

suit taste.

How

do I

get

a

higher-pitched

..

tine"

on

my

electric piano sound?

Check

the

algorithm used (usually

#5

or

#6)

and

operator

#2's

Frequency Coarse. Raise the

Frequency Coarse

and

adjust the

output

level

to

suit

taste.

Level

scaling

may

have

to

be

re-

adjusted.

My

good,

thick

synth

sound

(or

brass

sound)

has

a real ttsplat"

at

the

low

end

of

the

keyboard.

How

can

I clean that up?

Find

out

which

operators

are

responsible

for

the

timbre

of

the

sound,

and

use

negative

linear

scaling

on

them

to

eliminate the problem.

Pick a Break Point

to

suit taste.

riers

in

the

algorithm-this

recreates

the

string I

DX

7

FM

digital

synthesizer.

"buzz" nicely.

What

are some good algOTithm choices

{OT

ttstring

pad"

sounds?

Many

programmers

favor

the

side-by-side

algorithm stacks

(#1,

#2,

#14,

#15,

and

so

on).

Try

using a fixed frequency for

one

of

the Car-

How

can

I get a double

attack

on

some-

thing

like a

harp

sound?

Use

an

algorithm

with

2

stacks,

and

use

a

lower Rate 1

on

one

of

the

Carriers-this

delays

the attack

of

one

portion

of

the sound.

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VY

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of

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of

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AFTER

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and

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to

us.

Don't

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about

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writing

style-just

get

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If

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decide

to

use

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idea

as

a

full

article

in

AFTER

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we'll

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it

ourselves, write

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up

in

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magazine,

put

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it,

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a check for

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If

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on

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or

use,

send

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If

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use

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you'll

receive full editorial credit, plus a check for

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Do

you

have a great new

DX7

patch, a

CX5M

program,

or

a great

pattern

for

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RX

11?

Send

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used.

By

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way,

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for

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safe

return

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unused

ideas,

patches,

or

manuscripts.

We

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enclose a self,addressed, stamped envelope with

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If

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just have a question regarding

the

use

of

Yamaha professional products,

send it along too,

and

we'll

do

our

best

to

answer

it

in

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pages

of

AFTER

TOUCH.

(We

regret

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we

won't

be

able

to

answer questions through

the

mail,

but

we will

use all

of

your

questions

to

guide us

in

our

choice

of

future topics.)

Finally,

if

you

just

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get

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off

your

chest,

or

if

you'd

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establish direct contact with

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We'll

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best

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regional users groups.

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