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| Editing Programs: Chapter 6 | |
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| Drums | Stndrd Kit, Rock Kit 1, Rock Kit 2, Dance Kit, Stab Kick, Deep Kick, Spike Kick, Flap |
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| Kick, GarageKick, PillowKick, Elect Kick, Studio Snr, TurboSnare, PiccoloSnr, Crisp |
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| Snr, Power Snr, Dance Snr, Rimshot, Side Stick, Power Tom, Mid Tom, Floor Tom, |
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| Slam Tom, Cannon Tom, Closed Hat, Edge Hat, Open Hat, FootClosed, Cym Ride, |
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| Cym Bell, Cym Crash, Cym China, Cym Splash, Analog Kit, Brush Kit, Tribal Kit |
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| Percus | Tympani, TbularBell, Orch Combo, Agogo, Bongo, Cabasa, Castanet, Clave, Conga |
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| Hit, Conga Slap, Cowbell, FingerSnap, Guiro Long, GuiroShort, Hand Clap, Log |
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| Drum, Maracas, Shaker, ShortWhstl, Tambourine, Timbale, Triangle, TriangleMt, |
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| Vibrasmack, Wood Block |
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| Rhythm | PsiBeat 1, PsiBeat 2, PsiBeat 3, PsiBeat 4, PsiBeat 5, Kick Loop1, Kick Loop2, Kick |
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| Loop3, Kick Loop4, Kick Loop5, SnareLoop1, SnareLoop2, SnareLoop3, Backbeat, |
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| ClsdHHLoop, OpenHHLoop1, OpenHHLoop2, FootHHLoop, Ride Loop1, Ride |
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| Loop2, Ride Loop3, Tick Talk, Swingset, Bongo Loop, BlockLoop1, BlockLoop2, |
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| BlockLoop3, HiTriLpHd, HiTriLpSf, LoTriLpHd, LoTriLpSf, Tamb Loop1, Tamb |
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| Loop2, ShakerLoop, ShuflShakr, PopperLoop, BottleLoop, Motor, MiniNoizLp, |
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| HvyMetalLp, Machine Lp, Kah Loop, Bass Loop, SynBass Lp |
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| QSPlus | Piano L, Piano R, BritePno1L, BritePno1R, DarkPno1 L, DarkPno1 R, PnoKnock L, |
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| PnoKnock R, Piano Trem, El.Piano1, El.Piano2, Drawbars, Perc.Organ, Pipe Organ, |
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| Clavinet, Varimba, Fretless, BritePno2L, BritePno2R, DarkPno2 L, DarkPno2 R, |
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| BritePno3L, BritePno3R, DarkPno3 L, DarkPno3 R, TapPiano L, TapPiano R, |
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| El.Spinet1, El.Spinet2, Toy Pno L, Toy Pno R, KeyTrack1, KeyTrack2, Stretch L, Stretch |
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| R, Analog Pad |
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| Level | |
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| Each sound in a program can have its own level, pan position, and | |
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| output assignment. With up to four sounds per program, this allows for | |
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| a wide variety of stereo effects and level balances between the sounds. | |
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| Volume (00 to 99) | |
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| This sets the overall volume for a sound. Higher numbers give | |
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| higher levels. | |
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| Pan (<3 to 3>) | |
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| There are 7 available pan locations in the stereo | |
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| field: Far left | |
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| right, and far right (+3). The pan value is maintained, even if the | |
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| Output value is changed (see below). | |
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| Output (Main, Aux, or Off) | |
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| The Output parameter has three settings: Main, Aux, or Off. To | |
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| send the sound’s output to the Main outputs, select Main. To | |
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| send the sound’s output to the Aux outputs, select Aux. To turn | |
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| off the sound’s output, set this parameter to Off. | |
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| (Note, however, that the sound may still feed an Effect Send). | |
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| To send a sound to an individual output, use Output in | |
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| conjunction with Pan. Example: Panning a sound full left and | |
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| selecting the Aux outputs means that the sound will appear at | |
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| only the left Aux output. | |
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| Effect Level | |
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| The QuadraSynth Plus isn’t just a synthesizer; it also has a | |
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| system and mixer, with four effect buses and sends. This section lets you |
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