Adjusting Effect Settings, Patch Chorus | Kenwood XV-2020 instruction

Creating a Patch

PATCH MFX (Patch Multi-Effects)

	Parameter	Description

	TYPE
	(Multi-Effects Type)

	SEND LEVEL DRY
	(Multi-Effects Dry Send Level)
	SEND LEVEL CHO
	(Multi-Effects Chorus Send Level)

	SEND LEVEL REV	Refer to p. 80.
	(Multi-Effects Reverb Send Level)	Refer to p. 80.
	(Multi-Effects Reverb Send Level)

	OUTPUT ASSIGN
	(Multi-Effects Output Assign)
	CONTROL SOURCE 1–4
	(Multi-Effects Control Source 1–4)

	DESTINATION 1–4
	(Multi-Effects Control Destination 1–4)

	SENS 1–4
	(Multi-Effects Control Sensitivity 1-4)

PATCH CHORUS

Parameter	Description

TYPE
(Chorus Type)
LEVEL	Refer to p. 80.
(Chorus Level)

OUTPUT SELECT
(Chorus Output Select)

PATCH REVERB

Parameter	Description

TYPE
(Reverb Type)	Refer to p. 80.

LEVEL
(Reverb Level)

Adjusting Effect Settings

Refer to Multi-Effects Parameters (p. 82).

Saving Patches You Create

Refer to Saving a Sound You Create (p. 92).

Creating a Patch

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Kenwood XV-2020 Adjusting Effect Settings, Saving Patches You Create, Patch MFX Patch Multi-Effects, Patch Chorus

XV-2020 specifications

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Contents

Turn Value to choose the song you want to hear Press Value Turn CATEGORY/BANK to choose DemoPress Value once more to stop the Performance For the U.K Page Page Placement Power SupplyMaintenance Additional Precautions Contents Appendix 105 Features Front Panel Front and Rear PanelRear Panel Getting Ready to Play Installing on the Rack-Mount AdaptorAttaching the Rubber Feet Getting Ready to Play Connecting to Midi Devices and Audio Equipment Restoring the Factory Settings Factory Reset Turning the Power On/OffTurning On the Power Turning Off the Power What is a driver? For Those Using a ComputerWhich type of connection? Windows XP users For Those Using a Computer Is already installed \Win2000\XV-2020\SETUPINF.EXEFound New Hardware wizard will appear 830 If you changed What action do you want Windows to take? If What action do you want Windows to Take? is set to Warn Windows 2000 usersIf What action do you want Windows to Take? is set to Block Signature verification Make sure that File signature verification is set to IgnoreDialog box does not Digital signature not found dialog box will appear Copy files from area, type \Win2000\XV-2020 and click OKIf File signature verification is set to Warn If File signature verification is set to Block Win98\SETUPINF.EXE \Win98\XV-2020\SETUPINF.EXESettings and checking p Windows Me/98 users Windows XP/2000/Me users Specifying the Output Destination for Midi Data Windows 98 users Enabling background services pControl Panel Set Midi output Settings. The Performance Options dialog box will appear Enabling background servicesDeleting the USB Midi Driver Windows XP/2000 users Installing & Setup the Driver Macintosh If you are using OMS If you are using FreeMIDI Installing the XV-2020 driver OMSVerify the installation location, and click Install If the screen indicates Create a New Studio setup dialog box appears OMS settings Save OMS Driver Search dialog box appears Click Search 350 Installing the XV-2020 driver FreeMIDI FreeMIDI settings Macintosh users Windows users What is a Performance? What is a Patch?About Patches and Performances Patch Memo Quick Start Playing Sounds Connecting the Midi KeyboardPlaying Patches Phrase Preview Matching Midi Channels Choosing PatchesChoosing Patches by Bank Playing Sounds PSTA/B/C/D Preset ProcedureBank Description User Category XV Editor Contents Group Display Press VALUE, so the Patch indicator lights upChoosing Patches by Category Choosing a Performance Press VALUE, so the Perform indicator lights upSelecting Performances and Parts Assigning a New Patch to a Part Performance Part Play Mode Switching the Mode Patch, Performance Patches Bank Select number Program Number Selecting Patches and Rhythm Sets Rhythm Sets Bank Select number Program Number Selecting PerformancesPerformances Bank Select number Number Memo Advanced Use How a Patch Is Organized Creating a PatchHow a Tone Is Organized Choosing the Tones That Sound Tone On/Off Tips for Creating a PatchConfirming Tones Creating a Patch LFO Low Frequency Oscillator Patch Common Settings Common to the Entire Patch Tone-Related SettingsPatch Parameter Creating a Patch Analog Feel Portamento Mode NORMAL, LegatoClock Source PATCH, System Tempo What is a Ring Modulator? What is a Booster?Patch Structure Patch & Velocity KEY Range Matrix Ctrl Patch Matrix Control Patch Control Switch Patch Scale Tune More Advanced Editing of Tones Tips for Choosing a Waveform Patch WG Patch Wave Group FXM Frequency Cross Modulation Patch LFO Applying Vibrato or Tremolo How to Use the LFO LFO12 Fade Mode ON-IN, ON-OUT, OFF-IN, OFF-OUT LFO12 Delay TimeLFO12 Waveform SIN, TRI, SAW-UP, SAW-DW, SQR, RND BEND-UP, BEND-DW, TRP, S&H, CHS Patch TVF Changing the Brightness with a Filter RES VEL Sens RESCutoff KF VEL Curve Patch TVA Changing the Volume Random PAN Depth PAN KFALT PAN Depth Send Level DRY Saving Patches You Create Adjusting Effect SettingsPatch MFX Patch Multi-Effects Patch Chorus How Percussion Instruments Are Organized Creating a Rhythm SetRhythm Set Rhythm Common Settings Common to the Entire Rhythm Set Setting up Individual Rhythm TonesRhythm Set Parameters Tips for Choosing Rhythm Tone Waveforms Rhythm KEY WMT Wave Mix Table Rhythm Parameter Rhythm KEY Pitch Changing Pitch BPF, HPF Filter Type OFF, LPFPKG LPF2 Rhythm KEY TVA Making the Volume Change ALT. PAN Depth Rhythm Control Other SettingsPitch Bend Range Mute Group Saving Rhythm Sets You Create Refer to Patch/Rhythm Set Mode Settings pRhythm MFX Rhythm Multi-Effects Rhythm Chorus How a Performance Is Organized Creating a PerformanceBasic Ways to Use Performances Playing Multiple Layered Patches Layer Turning a Tone On or Off Switching PartsPerformance Parameters Perform Part ALL Creating a Performance What is Portamento? Calculating the Number of Voices Being Used Perform Midi Setting Establishing a Part’s Midi Settings Part Scale Tune Saving Performances You CreatePerform MFX Performance Multi-effects Perform Chorus Performance Chorus Turning Effects On/Off Using the XV-2020 Effects Using the XV-2020 Effects Patch/Rhythm Set Mode SettingsBasic Process of Making Effects Settings Audio Signal Flow Setting the Amount of Each Effect Applied Send Level p Performance Mode SettingsMaking Multi-Effects Settings p PATCH/RHYTHM KEY TVA Output Assign MFX, a Perform Part ALL Performance Part All Parameter PATCH/PERFORMANCE Chorus Chorus Settings PATCH/RHYTHM MFX, Perform MFX Multi-Effects SettingsPATCH/PERFORMANCE Reverb Reverb Settings Multi-Effects Parameter PATCH/RHYTHM/PERFORM Reverb Reverb Parameters PATCH/RHYTHM/PERFORM Chorus Chorus Parameters Stereo EQ Stereo Equalizer Multi-Effects Parameters Value Description Phaser Compressor SPACE-D When Mode is Cross When Mode is Normal Triple TAP Delay FB Pitch Shifter Overdrive Flanger Enhancer Flanger Chorus Flanger Saving Edits to the XV-2020’s Internal Memory Write Saving a Sound You CreateInitializing a Sound Saving a Patch/Rhythm Set/ Performance Saving a Sound You Create Transmitting Sound Settings Xfer System Common Establishing Settings for an Entire XV-2020 System Common Making USB-Related Settings Other SettingsProcedure Checking the Program Version Playing Back a GM Score Entering GM ModeGM/GM2 System On Message Using the XV-2020 as a General Midi Sound Module Making Effects Settings in GM Mode EffectsChorus 1-4 Chorus1-4 Flanger Flanger Making Settings for Each Part Changing Tone Settings Examples of Applications UsingPatch MFX Set the parameter and the value Matrix Control Applications for PatchesMatrix CONTROL1-4 Syncing the LFO Cycle to the System Tempo 101 Synchronizing Multi-Effects to the System TempoType MFX Parameter Set Tone Delay Time to Making a Tone’s Delay Time Match the System TempoPlaying Phrase Loops at a System’s Tempo 102 103 Changing Part Settings from an External Midi Device Remotely Changing Pitch p 104Remotely Specifying the Range of Pitch Bend p About RPN 105 Appendix Expansion Board Installing a Wave Expansion Board106 Installing a Wave Expansion Board Check to make sure the board has been installed properly107 Turn CATEGORY/BANK to choose EXP-A B French language for Canadian Safety Standard Installation de la carte d’extension Wave108 Orienter le support à carte tel qu’indiqué sur le schéma 109 Installation de la carte d’extension WaveTournez CATEGORY/BANK pour sélectionner EXP-A.iB Problems when using TroubleshootingNo sound Pitch is wrong Cannot install the driver correctly Problems related to the USB driverMidi messages are not received correctly Song data does not playback correctly 112 Is the power of the XV-2020 turned on?Is there sufficient free space on your hard disk? Is the XV-2020 connected correctly? 113 Operating system becomes unstable Did you make Driver signature settings?114 Click the Device Manager tab 115 116 Error MessagesDisplay Situation Action Switching modes List of Parameters That Can Be Affected UsingSystem parameter Patch parameter GM parameter Rhythm parameterUtility parameter Others 119 XV Editor Screens Page to Turn to for Info on a Parameter 120 XV Editor Screens Page to Turn to for Info on a Parameter 121 Waveform ListWave Name 122 Waveform List REV 909 Nzhh 123 User Patch List124 Patch List Preset-A125 126 Preset-B 127 Preset-C 128 Preset-D 129 GM General MidiName Voice 130 Rhythm Set List001 002 003 004 Kit House Kit Techno Kit Jazz Kit 131 Rhythm Set List001 002 003 004 Kit House Kit Techno Kit XV Pop Kit 132 Preset B Group 001 PC 002 PC 003 PC 004 PC 005 PC 006 PC 133 007 PC 008 PC 009 PC 134 Demo Song List Performance List135 Name Receive data Midi Implementation136 Channel Voice Messages 137 Midi Implementation Program Change 138Channel Pressure Pitch Bend Change 139 Channel Mode Messages System Realtime Message 140System Exclusive Message Universal Realtime System Exclusive Messages 141Global Parameter Control 142 Data Transmission 143Data Request 1RQ1 11H Data set DT1 12H 144 Midi Implementation Data Transmission Implementation 145 XV-2020 ModelID = 00H 10H Parameter Address Map146 System Exclusive Messages System Common 147Performance Common Performance Common MFX Performance Common Chorus 148Performance Common Reverb Performance Midi 149Performance Part Patch Common Patch Common MFX 150 Patch Common Chorus 151Patch Common Reverb Patch TMT Tone Mix Table 152Patch Tone Rhythm Common 153Rhythm Common MFX Rhythm Common Chorus 154Rhythm Common Reverb Rhythm Tone 155 156 GS Model ID = 42HSystem Parameter Common Parameter 157 Drum Setup Parameter Decimal and Hexadecimal Table 158Examples of Actual Midi Messages 159 How to calculate the checksumExample of an Exclusive Message Calculating a Checksum Example3 Getting Temporary Performance data RQ1 160 Scale Tune Feature address 40 1xAscii Code Table Midi Implementation Chart XV-2020 64-Voice Sound Module Specifications162 163 Numerics 164 Index 165 Tone Delay Africa Information For the USA For EU CountriesFor Canada 03011445 ’03-03-A3-21N Performance List

Kenwood XV-2020 Adjusting Effect Settings, Saving Patches You Create, Patch Chorus, Patch Reverb

Models: XV-2020

Creating a Patch

PATCH MFX (Patch Multi-Effects)

Parameter

Description

SEND LEVEL DRY

SEND LEVEL CHO

SEND LEVEL REV

OUTPUT ASSIGN

PATCH CHORUS

PATCH REVERB

Adjusting Effect Settings

Saving Patches You Create

XV-2020 specifications