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#457924 - 09/11/18 11:24 AM
Re: Soft Pad or Slow String that decays like Piano
[Re: Bachus]
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Registered: 06/28/18
Posts: 20
Loc: CA, USA
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Hmm. Page 66 of the owners' manual seems to suggest that you can adjust Attack, Decay, and Release for the "real time" keyboard parts. Nothing about sustain, but depending on the base sample, the sustain may be determined by how long you hold the key (or how quickly you strike it.) In general where the parameters attack, decay and release determine the time... Thats where with sustain the parameter eddits the level as the time of sustain by default is set bu how long you hold the key... Great to know! Thanks a lot Bachus! I can't wait to play around with it....
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Past: Roland (E-10, E-16, E-38), Korg i30s. Current: Roland BK-5, Kurzweil MicroPiano.
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#457936 - 09/11/18 03:19 PM
Re: Soft Pad or Slow String that decays like Piano
[Re: TedS]
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Registered: 06/28/18
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Loc: CA, USA
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I know the BK-5 lets you adjust which voices are affected by the sustain pedal. I think this is one of the first mid-priced arrangers from Roland that permit this fine level of control.
Yes explore the manual. Don't just skim it, actually sit down at the board and go through the menus. It's amazing what you'll discover, and you'll notice things that will make a huge difference in your musical results! Yep...guilty as charge Your Honor, I just skimmed it Thanks Ted, for sure I will go through it as you suggested.
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'For a day in your courts is better than a thousand elsewhere' (Psalm 84:10, ESV)
Past: Roland (E-10, E-16, E-38), Korg i30s. Current: Roland BK-5, Kurzweil MicroPiano.
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