Configuring drawing
Drawing lets you freely draw the waveform to be used by the oscillator. The waveform you create plays as a single-cycle waveform. The waveform is divided into a maximum of 32 ranges, and you can specify the value for each range. When the waveform is played back, the values for each range are connected together in a continuous way to let you freely create and play the waveform.
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Step buttons | Item | Value | Explanation |
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[1] | Sľ (Drawing Switch) | OFF, On | Drawing is enabled when this is “ON”. |
[2] | NOPH (Morph Rough) | 0–127 | Sets how rough the sound quality is.
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[3] | 1.16 | - | Sets the drawing waveform data. |
[4] | 17.32 | - | |
[5] | tooL | - | Edits the waveform data that you set by drawing. |
3:1.16
Step buttons | Item (Parameter name) | Value | Explanation |
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[1]–[16] | ľd.1–ľd.16 (Wave Data 1-16) | -72–72 | Sets the waveform data for Wave Data 1–16.
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4:17.32
Step buttons | Item (Parameter name) | Value | Explanation |
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[1]–[16] | ľd.17–ľd.32 (Wave Data 17-32) | -72–72 | Sets the waveform data for Wave Data 17–32.
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5: tooL
Step buttons | Item (Parameter name) | Value | Explanation |
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[1] | ForN (Drawing Tool Form 1) | 0–127 | Morphs between the waveforms as follows: Sine (0)–Triangle (42)–Saw (84)–Square (127).
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[2] | Nod (Drawing Tool Form 2) | 0–127 | Morphs between a sine wave (0) and a metallic sound (127).
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[3] | SynC (Drawing Tool Sync) | 0–127 | Narrows the width of the waveform that’s currently set, and repeats it.
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[4] | ľidt (Drawing Tool Width) | 0–127 | Narrows the width of the waveform that’s currently set.
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[5] | ALPH (Drawing Tool AM Depth) | 0–127 | Deforms the currently set waveform by applying a comb filter to thin out the data.
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[6] | ľrit (Drawing Tool Exec) | - | Pressing the [VALUE] knob applies the changes you made using the Drawing Tool to the waveform.
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