Hammond SK Pro-73 73-Key Portable Keyboard/Organ - Manual (Page 97)

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Editing Parameters
VEL DEPTH
Setting Range: -100 ~ +100 %
Th is allows you to adjust the amount of volume in response to
key velocity.
At “0” there is no change in volume. At “+100%”, the volume
is changed by the maximum amount corresponding to velocity.
PAN
Setting Range: L64 ~ C ~ R63
Th is allows you to adjust the directionality or Pan setting for the
selected Component.
At “-C-” the sound is located in the center. At “L64” the sound
will be in the Left channel only. At “R63” the sound will be in
the Right channel only.
PAN IMAGE
Th is allows you to adjust the panning by the note.
Fixed ................ No panning - all notes come from the center.
L-R ..................... Playing notes chromatically going up on the keyboard will
cause the notes on the left to sound fi rst.
R-L ..................... Playing notes chromatically going up on the keyboard will
cause the notes on the right to sound fi rst.
Pyramid .......... Notes played chromatically going up on the keyboard will
start in the center and alternate between left and right.
Inverted .......... Notes played chromatically going up on the keyboard will
start at one end and alternate between left and right until
they meet in the center.
COMPONENT - AMPLITUDE EG
Th e Amplitude EG is an Envelope Generator aff ecting Volume.
Th e Amplitude EG works similarly to the Pitch EG; however it
has some additional Parameters which are explained below.
NOTE: Use the DIRECTION [  ] button to move the screen down to
see the additional Parameters.
ATTACK COEFFICIENT
DECAY COEFFICIENT
RELEASE COEFFICIENT
Setting Range: 0 ~ 127
Th is allows you to adjust the contour for each envelope zone.
Attack Decay, Slope and
Release
Time Time
Level
Coef = 0
Coef = 127
by Decibel
A higher value creates a linear taper suitable for an “upward”
level. A lower value creates an exponential taper suitable for a
“downward” level.
NOTE: The Decay Coeffi cient controls both Decay and Slope zones.
MULTI EFFECT 1
See “Multi Eff ects 1” (P. 106).
OVERDRIVE
See “Overdrive.” (P. 111)
MULTI EFFECT 2
See “Multi Eff ects 2.” (P. 112)
EQUALIZER
See “Equalizer.” (P. 116)