Quick question. When I read the term "sound editing" , I think it refers to manipulating/editing an individual sound.


In the video, editing a sound is defined by layering sounds. Did I miss something ?

Bachus - Yes they can access these parameters and way more....in the other Voice Edit pages (only demonstrated page 1/6)....

Dan - Layering, changing, creating, manipulating, adjusting ...etc all fall under Voice Editing in the Ketron SD7. In the video above, we demonstrated layering, adding effects and we also demonstrated Style Modelling (which is under Style Edit if you reference the new manual).

We are targeting topics many are requesting further information about first.
Thanks.

Is style modeling similar to the unplugged feature ?

I just weighed mine and it says 37 pounds, on bathroom scale, so may not be perfect.

While I'm thinking about it . . .
The SD7 lets you hold a lead sound, say a Sax, change sounds, say to an organ, and the Sax keeps playing, unchanged until you release the key. You can play the organ sounds with the other fingers or other hand. They can be any sounds, this is just an example. This if very useful.
On all other arrangers that I remember, the change in effects causes an abrupt change in the original sound.
Not sure I'm explaining this right, but I'll try to do a video to illustrate when I get a chance.

Good find Donny.
Don,
I find the way the SD7 changes voices really neat too! Very professional.

Deane

Here is another one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYC66uTwqU8

Deane

I just posted this on a new thread.

Hey Don,
Great minds!!!