SYNTHESIZER part

You can use “Assign” to assign the same function of each control (outlined in blue) to a general purpose controller like a pedal or wheel. Ø“Configuring the assignments”
You can configure the detailed settings for the part from the menu screen. Ø“Synth A/Synth B menu”
By holding down the [MENU] button and operating another button or knob, you can directly switch to the related menu screen for the button that you pressed.Ø“Basic controls”

TONE

Name	Explanation
[TONE SELECT] knob	The indicators above the knob light up according to the tone category that’s selected. STRINGS: stringed instruments PAD: synth pads LEAD: synth leads BASS: bass instruments KEY: keyboard instruments Other: other tones
	When you press the [TONE SELECT] knob:
	The TONE LIST screen is shown.

ENVELOPE

Name	Explanation
[ATTACK] knob	Turn the knob clockwise to make the attack (the beginning) portion of the sound longer.
[RELEASE] knob	Turn the knob clockwise to make the release (the part of the sound that fades out) longer.

FILTER
Name
Explanation
[CUTOFF] knob
Sets the cutoff frequency of the filter. This gives the sound a more mellow feel, by removing frequency components that are higher than the cutoff frequency.
MFX
Name
Explanation
[CTRL 1] knob
The effects of the knobs change according to the type you select.
[CTRL 2] knob
[ON/OFF] button
When you press this button to make it light up, the MFX is applied.
Common for all parts

Name	Explanation
[LEVEL] knob	Adjusts the part volume.
	When turned while you hold down the [SHIFT] button:
	Adjusts the part pan.
[ON/OFF] button	When you press this button to make it light up, the part turns on.
	When you press this while holding down the [SHIFT] button:
	Configures the MIDI output settings for the parts.
SPLIT [LEFT]/[RIGHT] buttons	Splits this part for performance. Ø “Dividing the keyboard into two regions (split)”
OCTAVE [DOWN] / [UP] buttons	Changes the key range for the part. Ø “Raising/lowering a part’s key range in octaves”
PART [SELECT] button	Switches between SYNTH A and B parts. The indicator of the part you selected lights up.
	When you press this while holding down the [SHIFT] button:
	Turns dual mode on/off.

What is dual mode?

In dual mode, the knobs for the SYNTH part work in tandem for SYNTH A and B. You can control the A/B parts at once when playing in dual mode.

When this is on, both the A and B indicators light up.

When dual mode is on, some knobs cannot be operated.
When dual mode is on, you can’t select tones either.