Configuring S-MOD

These are the settings for S-MOD (shaping modulation).

With S-MOD, you can modulate the input waveform signal using a waveform table called a “shaper”. The more complex the shaper is, the greater the change you can make, even to simple input waveforms. This lets you make tones that are rich in high-frequency components.

Relationship between the shaping modulation table and the waveform

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Step buttons

Item

(Parameter name)

Value

Explanation

[1]

tbL

(S-MOD Table Number)

1–15

Selects the table.

[2]

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dEPt

(S-MOD Shaping Depth)

0–127

Sets how much shaping modulation is applied.

[3]

drU

(S-MOD Drive)

0–127

Sets the distortion of the waveform on the table side.

[4]

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LFO

(S-MOD LFO Depth)

-63–63

Sets how much the LFO is applied to Shaping Depth.

[5]

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EnU

(S-MOD Env Depth)

-63–63

Sets how much OSC Envelope is applied to Shaping Depth.

[6]

dP.rd

(S-MOD Shaping Depth Random Sens)

0–63

Sets the degree of randomness for Shaping Depth when you press a key.

[7]

dr.rd

(S-MOD Drive Random Sens)

0–63

Sets how randomly the Drive changes when you press a key.

[8]

dP.UE

(S-MOD Shaping Depth Velocity Sens)

-100–100

Sets how much Shaping Depth changes according to how hard you play the keys.

[9]

dr.UE

(S-MOD Drive Velocity Sens)

-100–100

Sets how much the Drive changes according to how hard you play the keys.