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Chapter 7: The Drum Mix key

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Viewing the Mix Data in Text Form

The graphic screens for the stereo mixer and individual output/echo send

mixer (menu options 1 and 2) are normally used for the adjusting the

stereo mix and individual output assign/echo send mix. However, an

additional screen containing the same data in text form is also provided.

You can access it by pressing the DRUM MIX key and selecting option

3. The following screen will appear:

================ Mixer ================A

Note:64/A01-Sound_name

=============== Mix Data ===============

Stereo output> Volume:100 Pan: 1L

Echo output> Volume:100 Fol st:NO

Individ output> Assign:OFF

========================================

This alternate view is useful when adjusting mix data for note numbers

within the active program that are not currently assigned to a pad. This

would be the case when you’re playing sounds from the MIDI input only.

Also, one mix parameter, Fol st (Follow stereo volume), only appears in

this screen.

The fields and soft keys are:

• The Note field:

A unique set of mix data values exists for each of the 64 MIDI note

numbers (35–98) in the active program. The mix values shown in the

center area of the screen apply only to the MIDI note number selected in

this field. For convenience, the pad number and sound currently

assigned to the selected note number are shown to its right. A new note

number may be entered either (1) by cursor editing, (2) by pressing a

front panel pad (the note number assigned to that pad will be selected

automatically), or (3) by sending a note to the MIDI input (the received

note number will be selected automatically).

The Mix Data section:

• The Stereo output> Volume field:

This is the volume for the selected sound at the stereo outputs. The

range is from 0 to 100. This is the same parameter set by the graphic

volume slider in the Stereo Mix screen.

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