Operation Manual

Detailed Program Editing Using LFOs and Envelopes (EGs)
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2. SettheMS1andMS2Typeparametersto
Multisample.
3. SettheTypesforMS3…8toOff.
4. SelectROMStereoastheMultisampleBankfor
MS1andMS2.
TherearefourmaintypesofMultisampleBanks:
ROM,SamplingMode,EXs,andUserSampleBanks.
Foreachtype,youcanalsochoosebetweenl
ookingat
monoandstereoMultisamples.Notethatstereo
Multisampleswillrequiretwiceasmanyvoicesas
monoMultisamples.
ROMMultisamplesarethebuiltin“factory”sounds,
andarealwaysavailable.Theseareorganizedby
category,suchaspianos,guitars,bells,etc.
SamplingMode(Smp)Multisamplesaretheonesthat
youcanseeanded
itinSampli
ngMode.Thesemay
includeAkai,SoundFont2.0,AIFForWAVfilesloaded
fromdisk,ornativeKRONOSsamples(including
thirdpartysoundlibrariesandsamplesthatyoucreate
yourself).AnythingthatcanbeusedinSampling
ModecanalsobeloadedasaUserSampl
eBank
.
EXsMultisamplebanksarePCMexpansionsets
createdespeciallyfortheKRONOS.Eachhasitsown
uniquenumber;forinstance,theROMExpansionis
EXs1,andtheConcertGrandPianoisEXs2.Onlythe
currentlyloadedEXsbankswillappearinthismenu.
UserSampleBanksbringthebe
nefitsofEXstoyour
ownsamplelibraries.Youcanloadandplaygigabytes
ofyourcustomorconvertedsamplesatonce,using
VirtualMemory.Theyareshownasapathtoafileon
aninternaldisk,includingthefilenameandthenames
ofallenclosingdirectories.Onlythecu
rrentlyload
ed
UserSampleBankswillappearinthismenu.Formore
information,see“UserSampleBanks”onpage 154of
theOperationGuide.
5. PresstheMultisamplepopupforMS1.
ThisbringsupalistofMultisamples,organizedby
category.Usethetabsattheleftofthescreentobrowse
throughthedif
ferent
categories.
6. SelectaMultisamplebytouchingitsnameinthe
list.
7. PresstheOKbuttontoconfirmyourselection.
8. DothesameforMS2.
Nowthatyou’veassignedMultisamplestoMS1and
MS2,let’ssetupthevelocityrangesandcrossfades.
9. SetMS2’sBottomVelocityto001,anditsXfade
Rangeto0.
10.Se
tMS1’sBottomVelocityto80.
Now,MS2willsoundwhenyouplaysoftly,at
velocitiesof79orless–andMS1willsoundwhenyou
playharder,withvelocitiesof80ormore.
Youcanalsoseethissplitvisually,inthegraphiconthe
rightsideoftheLCD.
11.
Next,setMS1’sXfadeRangeto20,anditsCurveto
Linear.
Noticethatthegraphicnowshowsthetworanges
taperingintooneanother.Between80and100,MS2
willfadeout,andMS1willfadein,creatingagradual
velocitytransitioninsteadofahardsplit.
12.Ifyouli
ke,adjusttheLevelsforthetwo
Multisamples.
Rev. (Reverse) check box
Rev.(Reverse)letsyouplaytheselectedMultisample
backwards,withoutlooping.Thiscanproduce
interestingresultsforsoundeffectsorotherunusual
timbres.ReverseappliesonlytoMultisamples;when
theTypeissetWaveSequence,thisisgrayedout.
Note:thisdoesnotapplytosamplesfromEXsorUser
SampleBank
swhoseLoadMethodissettoVirtual
Memory.
Using LFOs and Envelopes (EGs)
Using LFOs
EachOscillatorhastwoLFOs:LFO1andLFO2.There
isalsoasingleCommonLFO,sharedbyboth
Oscillators.WhileLFO1andLFO2areseparatefor
eachvoice,theCommonLFOissharedbyallvoicesin
theProgram.Thismakesitusefulwhenyouwantallof
thevoicestohav
eanid
enticalLFOeffect.
YoucanusetheseLFOstomodulatemanydifferent
Programparameters,including:
•Pitch(forvibrato)
•Filters(forwaheffects)
•Volume(fortremolo)
•Pan(forautopanning)
TheLFOscanmodulatemanyotherparameters,in
additiontothoselistedabove.
Basic LFO programming
TheKRONOSLFOsareverypowerful,andofferlots
ofcontrolforthepoweruser.It’ssimpletogetstarted
withthem,though–andthegraphicsontheLCDshow
howtheparametersaffectthesound.Let’stakeabrief
tour.
1. GototheOSC1LFO1taboftheLFOpage.