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Editing a Tone (Pro Edit)
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Modify (when Phrase Model is “Multifade”)
Parameter
Value Description
Attack Time
-100– +100
Adjusts the attack of the sound. Positive (+) values will make the at-
tack slower, and negative (-) values will make the attack faster.
Release Time
-100– +100
Adjusts the length of the release. Positive (+) values will lengthen the
release, and negative (-) values will shorten it.
Porta Time (Portamento Time)
-100– +100 Adjusts the speed of portamento. Positive (+) values will lengthen
the portamento time, and negative (-) values will shorten the porta-
mento time.
Sub Tone Level
-100– +100
Adjusts the volume of the noise or sound that is heard in the back-
ground. Positive (+) values will increase the volume, and negative
(-) values will decrease it.
* This may not work for some selections of Source Waveform.
Natural Feel
-100– +100
Adjusts the amount of variation in the sound. Positive (+) values will
produce more variation, and negative (-) values will produce less.
Vibrato Dly Time
(Vibrato Delay Time)
-100– +100
Adjusts the time from the beginning of the note until vibrato begins
to be applied. Positive (+) values will lengthen the time until vibrato
begins, and negative (-) values will shorten the time.
* This may not work for some selections of Source Waveform.
Vibrato Depth
-100– +100
Adjusts the depth of vibrato when the dynamics are at the minimum.
Positive (+) values will produce deeper vibrato, and negative (-) val-
ues will produce less vibrato.
* This may not work for some selections of Source Waveform.
Vibrato Rate
-100– +100
Adjusts the vibrato rate. Positive (+) values will make the vibrato
faster, and negative (-) values will make it slower.
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- DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 2
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 4
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 4
- USING THE UNIT SAFELY 5
- IMPORTANT NOTES 7
- Using USB Memory 8
- Contents 10
- How to Use the Documentation 15
- Main Features 16
- Getting Ready 17
- Turning On the Power 18
- Turning Off the Power 19
- Panel Descriptions 20
- Rear Panel 24
- Overview of the V-Synth GT 26
- About Structures 28
- About Memory 30
- About VariPhrase 32
- Moving the Cursor 33
- Editing a Value 34
- E1–E8 Knobs 35
- Envelope Sliders 35
- Using the Map Function 37
- The V-Synth GT’s Four Modes 38
- About the Patch Play Screen 39
- Selecting a Patch 40
- Pitch Bend/Modulation Lever 43
- Using the E1–E8 Knobs 49
- Arpeggiator 51
- Example Connections 52
- Enter V-LINK Mode 53
- Patch Mode (Editing a Patch) 54
- Selecting a Tone 55
- Category Search Area 57
- Keyword Search Area 57
- Patch Menu 58
- Patch Name (Naming a Patch) 59
- Patch Category List 61
- Key Range 68
- Arpeggio 69
- Erasing a Pattern (Clear) 75
- Patch Mode (Editing a Tone) 80
- Tone Menu 81
- Tone Name (Naming a Tone) 82
- Structure 86
- Bender/Octave 90
- Matrix Control 91
- OSC1/OSC2 (Oscillator 1/2) 95
- OSC Type (Analog OSC) 96
- What is a sub-oscillator? 98
- OSC Type (PCM OSC) 99
- Editing a Tone (Pro Edit) 100
- OSC Type (External In) 101
- Pulse Width (Analog) 103
- Fat (Analog) 104
- Time (PCM) 111
- Formant (PCM) 112
- MOD Type 115
- COSM1/COSM2 117
- Making Envelope Settings 121
- Making LFO Settings 122
- How to Apply the LFO 123
- AP Syn (AP-Synthesis) 124
- Phrase Model 125
- Control 1 137
- Control 2 138
- Tone-FX (Tone Effect) 139
- <Step Mod> 142
- Multi Step Modulator Switch 142
- Multi Step Modulator 144
- Vocal Designer 146
- Using Vocal Designer 148
- Mic Settings 151
- Noise Sup 153
- Stereo/Mono/Enhance 156
- AP-Synthesis 161
- Sample Mode 163
- Sampling Procedure 165
- Sample Name (Naming a Sample) 168
- Sample Move (Moving a Sample) 170
- Resampling 173
- Editing a Sample 178
- (Zero Cross Search) 181
- Sample Editing Functions 183
- Loop Region Settings 185
- Original Tempo Setting 186
- Selecting the Encoding Type 188
- Saving a Sample 191
- Checking Sample Information 192
- Editing Groups 193
- System Menu 194
- USB MIDI 199
- Audio Input 200
- Audio Output 201
- USB Audio 202
- Keyboard 203
- Time Trip Pad 204
- V-LINK Settings 208
- C1/C2 Knob 211
- Utility Mode 214
- Disconnecting USB Storage 222
- Internal Memory 226
- USB Memory 226
- Beep (Beep Tone Settings) 227
- Screen Saver 229
- MIDI Implementation Chart 236
- Specifications 237
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