ALESIS QSR 64 - Manual (Page 64)

Editing Programs: Chapter 6
QSR Reference Manual 17
Amp LFO Depth (-99 to +99) Page 3
At +00, the Amp LFO has no effect. Higher positive values increase the amount of
LFO modulation. Negative values give the same apparent effect, but with reversed
LFO phase (i.e., if the amplitude would normally be increasing with depth set to a
positive number, the amplitude would instead be decreasing at that same moment
had the depth been set to a negative number). Amp LFO parameters (such as speed
and wave shape) are programmed within the Amp LFO Function (see page 75).
Amp LFO set to a triangle wave gives tremolo effects.
Lower Limit (MIDI note 000 to 127/ C-2 to G8) Page
4
Each sound can be restricted to a specific range of the keyboard. This is ideal for
creating splits (e.g., bass in the lower octave and a half, piano in the middle three
octaves, and strings in the upper octave).
The Lower Limit specifies the lowest note of the sound’s keyboard range. You can set
the lower limit by holding [80] and tapping the key on the keyboard you want to set
as the lowest note in the range.
High Limit (MIDI note 000 to 127/ C-2 to G8) Page 5
Specifies the highest note of the sound’s keyboard range. You can set the high limit
by holding [80] and tapping the key on the keyboard you want to set as the highest
note in the range.
C-2 C-1 C0 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 G8
0 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96 108 120 127
QS8 Keyboard Range
C7
108
Program Sound Range
A-1
21
By setting the lower limit above the high limit, you can create a “hole in the middle”
effect. This makes the sound appear to have two zones. All notes from the bottom of
the keyboard to the high limit note will play, and all notes from the lower limit to the
top of the keyboard will play, but the notes between the high limit and the lower
limit will not play. This can be further enhanced in Mix Mode by using the Range
function in Mix Edit Mode to cap-off the lower and high limits.
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