Configuring the parts

These parameters configure the overall settings for the parts.

MEMO

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Parameters marked with an asterisk [*] in the step button column can also be operated directly with the knobs and sliders on the panel.


Step buttons	Item (Parameter name)	Value	Explanation
[1]	UoL (Part Volume)	0–127	Adjusts the part volume. You can adjust this parameter for each pattern.
[2]	PAn (Part Pan)	L64–r63	Sets the pan position for each part.
[3]	tvnE (Part Tune)	-48–48	Shifts the pitch in semitones.
[4]	FInE (Fine Tune)	-50–50	Finely adjusts the pitch in units of one cent.
[5]	N.CrU (Layer Mix Curve)	0, 1	Sets the mix curve for layers 1 and 2. 0: linear 1: tapered This is enabled when Drawing Switch is “OFF”.
[6] [*]	P.rnd (Position Random Sens)	0–63	Sets how randomly the Wavetable Position changes when you press a key. This is enabled when Drawing Switch is “OFF”.
[7]	N.rnd (Layer Mix Random Sens)	0–63	Sets how randomly the Layer Mix changes when you press a key. This is enabled when Drawing Switch is “OFF”.
[8] [*]	SP.Sľ (Spread Switch)	OFF, On	Turns the spread on/off.
[9] [*]	SP.dP (Spread Depth)	0–20	Sets the depth of the spread. Larger values produce a more expansive sound.
[10]	SP.Sy (Spread Timing Tempo Sync)	OFF, On	To synchronize the Spread Delay Time with the tempo, set this to “ON”.
[11]	SP.nt (Delay Time (note))	“About note values”	Sets the Spread Delay Time to a note length. This works when Spread Timing Tempo Sync is set to “ON”.
[12]	SP.ti (Spread Delay Time)	0–1023	Sets the time it takes to hear the delay sound with the Spread function after you press a key. MEMO When Spread is “ON”, the polyphony of the instrument is reduced.
[13] [*]	F.EnU (Filter Env Depth)	-63–63	Sets the depth of the filter envelope. Larger values produce a greater change in the filter envelope. A negative value inverts the envelope.
[14] [*]	LFO.F (LFO Filter Depth)	-100–100	Sets how much the LFO is applied to the cutoff frequency.
[15] [*]	KF (Cutoff Keyfollow)	-200–200	Set this to make the cutoff frequency change according to the keys you play. When you set this to a “+” value, playing higher notes raises the cutoff frequency (with the cutoff frequency as the base value); and when you set this to a “-” value, playing higher notes lowers the cutoff frequency. Larger values produce greater change.