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Now, for fun, let's activate a second
Element in this Voice. Press the Program
[2] button that represents Element 2. You
can now turn the Element Switch ON.
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Set
Element
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You can use Program buttons [1], [2],
[3], and [4] to select Elements, and
buttons [9], [10], [11], and [12] to turn
them on/off. Try it! Currently we can use
[1] and [2] to select and [9] and [10] to
mute and un-mute our two Element Voice.
This will allow you to isolate each element
when you want to concentrate on just one
at a time. Practice this basic skill.
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Navigate to the CTL Set 1/2 (Control Set
1) page. (Press the [COMMON] button to
return to Common edit. [F4]:CTL SET
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Set the CTL SET 1 as follows:
In the above example, the Volume parameter is
'common' to all Elements. We know this because
the
Element
Switches
(parenthesis). If you were to activate additional
Elements they would also share the same setting
when you select a 'common' destination. The
modulation wheel will effect all the Elements. The
+63 Depth setting sets the maximum range of
the controller. Try it...move the mod wheel...
Hey! What gives...I thought we would now be
controlling
the
volume
modulation wheel! But no, it doesn't work. Is the
unit broken? Should I call someone? - Not at all.
Here's why it is not working: This is not the place
that the overall volume of the sound is set, only
where you assign control to it. We need to go to
the overall Voice volume parameter and reduce it
to zero. In other words something else is
2
to
waveform
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are
grayed
completely
with
controlling how loud this sound is as well – of
course, it's the main Volume assignment that
responds to note-on. Here is how to change it.
Navigate to the Common OUTPUT page [F2]. Here
you will see a parameter for the total volume of
the Voice = 127. Program it to 0. That's right, 0.
Now when you move the modulation wheel you
have total control over the volume of the Voice.
The position of the modulation wheel is now an
absolute representation of the current common
volume, 0-127. We call this process 'biasing' the
parameter (in this case, volume) to the controller.
In other words, it will now look to this controller
(mod wheel) for volume instructions.
Okay, return the Common Voice Volume to 127
before continuing.
Similarly, a volume assignment can be made on
the
Element
player/programmer to have control over specific
parts of the sound (Elements) within a Voice. In
our Control Set instead of making the Destination
= Volume (common overall volume) like before,
this time assign it to ELM-Lvl or Element Level.
When ELM-Lvl is selected you can individually
assign which elements will respond to this Control
Set's Depth setting when the physical controller is
out
moved.
Return
to
[SF1]:Set 1/2. Select 'ELM-Lvl' as the DEST
(destination). Set only Element 2's level to be
controlled via the MW (Element Switch).
accomplished
Element Switch line and setting it so it reads:
"-2—"
the
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level.
This
would
Control
Sets
press
by
moving
the
cursor
allow
the
[F4]:CtlSet/
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to
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