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Selecting and Playing Sounds
1.
Press the PERFORM button, and if necessary press it again.
Wherever you are in the system, the second press will always bring
you to the main Performance page with the large Performance name
selected.
2.
Turn the VALUE knob or press ENTER.
The Performance Select popup appears, showing a list of sounds.
3.
Turn the VALUE knob or use < and > to select Performances. Hold
ENTER and press < or > to jump by 5. You can play the sounds as
you scroll through the list.
4.
While the popup is onscreen, press CATEGORY buttons 2 (BASS)
to 16 (USER) to show only a specific category of sounds. To show all
sounds again, press button 1 (ALL).
The category names on the front panel apply to Performances
and Programs; for all other types of data (Wavetables, etc.), the
buttons select the first 15 Categories in the list.
5.
When you find a sound that you like, press ENTER again (or
SHIFT-ENTER to cancel).
You can also show the list of categories on the display. To do so:
1.
While the popup is onscreen, hold SHIFT and press PERFORM. The
Category Select popup appears.
2.
Select the desired Category, and press ENTER.
The display returns to the Performance Select popup, showing only
sounds in the selected Category.
Set Lists
Set Lists let you group and order Performances for gigs or projects. A Set
List has 64 Slots, arranged into four banks A–D, corresponding to MIDI
Program Change messages 0–63. Note that Set Lists don't contain
separate copies of their sounds; they just point to Performances stored in
the database. To select sounds in the current Set List:
1.
Press the SET LIST button, so that it is lit.
2.
To select sounds in the current bank, press buttons 1–16. To select
from a different bank, first SHIFT-press or double-press 1/2/3/4
(A/B/C/D) to select the bank (alternatively, hold SET LIST and then
press the bank button). Buttons 1–16 will then blink; press one to
select a sound in the new bank.
If you select a sound using the display, buttons 1–16 will go dark. To
return to the Set List, just press one of the buttons again.
You can store many different Set Lists, and switch between them as
desired. To select a different Set List:
1.
Press UTILITY twice, to go to the System Setup page.
2.
At the top of the page is the Set List selection. Select this and press
ENTER or turn the VALUE knob. From this point, selecting Set
Lists works just like selecting Performances.
Assigning a Performance to a Set List Slot
1.
Select the Performance that you'd like to assign.
2.
Press the SET LIST button, so that it is lit.
3.
Hold WRITE and press the Slot to which you'd like to save. (To
select a Slot in a different bank, adjust the Slot number on the
display.)
4.
Press WRITE, and then ENTER to confirm. The Set List will be
saved as well. If the Performance has been edited, you'll be prompted
to save it too.
Press a button or turn a knob, and the display will show the related page.
Hold ENTER and move a front-panel knob or press a button to show its
page in the display without changing its value.
SHIFT: Hold down SHIFT to use alternative functions for knobs and
buttons, labeled in blue text. For one-handed operation, double-press
SHIFT to turn on SHIFT Hold; press again to turn off. For most buttons,
the SHIFT function can also be invoked by double-pressing.
ENTER: This lets you respond to on-screen prompts, issue commands,
and more. Hold ENTER while moving VALUE for larger value changes.
< > and PAGE–/PAGE+: These are the basic controls for moving
around in the display. < and > cursor through parameters, and can also
select items in lists. Hold SHIFT to use PAGE– and PAGE+, which
select pages in the display (shown by the circles in the upper right).
LAYER A/B/C/D: Layers contain a Program, and Arpeggiator, and a
handful of other settings. The front panel edits one Layer at a time, as
selected by these buttons. To turn a Layer on or off, hold SHIFT and
press the Layer's button, or just double-press the button.
(Randomize): You can randomize the whole Performance, or hold
and select a section (e.g. press LAYER A or move CUTOFF) to
randomize a specific part of the sound. Press
ENTER to confirm.
HELP: Hold SHIFT and press the
of pages containing shortcuts and usage tips.
EFFECTS: Each Layer has its own PRE FX, MOD FX, and DELAY.
SHIFT-press or double-press the buttons to turn effects on and off. The
Performance has a master REVERB and EQ; to edit the EQ, press
REVERB and then PAGE–.
Kaoss Physics
Hold SHIFT and press KAOSS to turn PHYSICS on and off. When
PHYSICS is Off, the pad works as a normal x/y controller. Like other
modulation sources, it can modulate any number of parameters at once.
When PHYSICS is On, the Kaoss Physics virtual environment is
enabled. Move your finger on the pad to "throw" the ball on a simulated
surface with a concave or convex "bump," which can be tilted on both
axes. The walls can either actively increase energy (like pinball
machines) or absorb it, or be removed altogether like a vintage arcade
game. Select presets for different environments, or create your own.
Many aspects of the environment can be modulated in real-time.
Using Modulation
Most front-panel controls and on-screen parameters can be modulated.
To add a new Modulation routing:
1.
In the display, select the parameter that you'd like to modulate. (If
you want to modulate a knob, you can skip this step.)
2.
Hold MOD and press >. The Add New Modulation popup appears.
3.
To select the modulation destination, move its front-panel control
(e.g., CUTOFF), or press ENTER to select the parameter from step 1.
4.
To select the modulation source, move a controller or a MOD
KNOB, play a note (for Velocity), press a button for one of the
LFOs, Envelopes, or Seq Lanes A–D, or send a MIDI CC. Or, just
press ENTER and manually select a mod source in the following
screen.
5.
Press ENTER to create the mod routing, or SHIFT-ENTER to
cancel.
6.
The Mods page appears, showing the new routing. Set the Intensity
as desired. You can also assign an Int Mod Source, whose value
multiplies that of the main Source.
En-5
Navigation
again to execute, and
(Randomize) button to show a set
Modulation