Creating your own original voices, Filter  lfo – Yamaha Expansion Manager User Manual

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Creating Your Own Original Voices

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Filter

LFO

4.

Repeat Step 1 through Step 3 to edit the other Elements.

Using the Element Edit button (

page 12

, o) on the Voice Editor window, you can also copy the settings from an edited

Element to another.

This completes the Normal Voice procedure for Step 5 on

page 13

. You should now proceed to Step 6.

Filter EG

By dragging the Initial, 1

st

, 2

nd

, 3

rd

, and Release points within the graph, you can set how the

cutoff frequency will change over time between pressing a key and the sound fading away
completely.

Filter Touch Sense

By dragging the Cutoff Sense and Resonance Sense points up and down within the graph, you
can set the sensitivity of the filter’s cutoff frequency and the resonance to velocities.

Wave

Selects the LFO waveform.

Speed

Adjusts the speed (frequency) of LFO variation.

Time

By dragging the Delay Time and Fade Time points left and right within the graph, you can set
how the effect of the LFO changes over time.

Delay Time:

Adjusts the delay between key-on and the beginning of the LFO effect.

Fade Time:

Adjusts the length of the LFO fade-in time, beginning after the Delay Time

(above) and ending when the LFO reaches full amplitude.

A. Mod Depth

Sets the depth of modulation applied when the LFO is used for amplitude modulation.

P. Mod Depth

Sets the depth of modulation applied when the LFO is used for pitch modulation.

F. Mod Depth

Sets the depth of modulation applied when the LFO is used for frequency modulation.

Key On Reset

When this is set to on, the LFO phase is reset with each note-on event.

Time

Filter

Initial

Release

3

rd

2

nd

1

st

Velocity

Filter

Cutoff Sense

Resonance Sense

Time

Depth

Delay Time

Fade Time

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