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Although you can use Real-Time Modify to modify

the sound of a patch in real time while a pattern plays,

it is also possible to modify the various aspects of the

sound beforehand to create the perfect patch for your

music. This process is called Patch Edit (Rhythm Edit),

and like Real-Time Modify, allows you to make

detailed parameter settings for each tone or rhythm

tone.

The sound parameters that can be set during patch

editing and rhythm editing are referred to as Patch

parameters and Rhythm Set parameters, respectively.

Creating an Original Patch

Sound-Editing Procedure

1. Select one of the parts 1Ð7 as the current

part.

2. Select the patch that you wish to edit (p.

23).

3. Make sure that the patch select page is dis-

played.

4. Press [TONE SELECT].

The indicator will light, and the RHYTHM buttons

will be as follows.

Turning each tone on/off

fig.3-1

Tones that have their indicator lit are on. You can

press each button to turn the corresponding tone

on/off.

Selecting the tone for editing

fig.3-2

The tone with a blinking (lit) button indicator will be

affected by your editing.

5. Press [EDIT].

The indicator will light, and an editing page will

appear.

The various editing pages show the currently selected

patch parameter, and the setting values for each tone.

The tone to which your editing will apply is indicated

by Ò Ó shown at the left of the value. In the following

illustration, TONE 1 is being edited.

fig.3-3

6. Press one of the [CYM]/[TOM/PERC]/

[HIT]/[OTHERS] buttons to select the tone

that you wish to edit.

The indicator of the selected button will begin blink-

ing, and Ò Ó will be displayed at the left of the setting

value.

You can select two or more tones by holding down

one of the buttons while you press another button.

* When two or more tones are selected, the indicator of the

first-pressed tone will be blinking, and the indicators of

the subsequently-pressed tones will be lit. The panel indi-

cators will show the filter type and LFO waveform set-

tings etc. for the blinking tone.

7. Select the patch parameter that you wish

to modify, and edit it.

To exit the editing pages, press [EDIT].

There are two ways to select patch parameters.

Using knobs or buttons to select an

editing page

By operating a front panel knob or button, you can

directly access the screen page for that parameter, and

edit it. For example, if you rotate the [CUTOFF] knob,

the display will automatically change to the Cutoff

Frequency setting page, and you can edit the setting

while viewing the values for each tone.

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Accessing only the editing page without modi-

fying the setting value

If you wish to see the current setting before you make

any changes, hold down [EDIT] while you operate the

knob, and you will access only the editing page with-

out modifying the value. This is convenient when you

wish to view the current parameter values as you edit.

TONE SELECT

CYM

TOM

PERC

HIT

OTHERS

Select

TONE 4

TONE 3

TONE 2

TONE 1

REALTIME ERASE

EDIT

TONE SELECT

CYM

TOM

PERC

HIT

OTHERS

Select

TONE 4

TONE 3

TONE 2

TONE 1

MUTE

RHYTHM

SELECT

TONE

TONE SWITCH

CLP

ON ON

TONE 4

TONE 3

TONE 2

TONE 1

Chapter 3. Creating Original Sounds (Patch Edit/Rhythm Edit)

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