ENSONIQ TS-10 Specifications download pdf (Page 127)

TS-10 Musician’s Manual Section 8 — Understanding Programs

Compare Button. The Compare LED will light. Now press Write Program to return to the Write

Page. Your new program and its new name should still be in the edit buffer intact.

To Save the Program

• Press the appropriate Bank button, and while holding it down, press the soft button which

corresponds to the program you wish to write over. This writes the new program, with its

new name, into that memory location.

The display momentarily shows WRITING PROGRAM - PLEASE WAIT. The TS-10 will display

the bank where the new program has just been saved. The new program is underlined, and is

selected as the current program.

*EXIT*

The button beneath the word *EXIT* can be pressed at any time to exit the Write Page and return

to the page you were on before entering it.

Copying an Existing Program to Another Location

Sometimes you’ll want to take an existing program, one that you haven’t been editing, and

simply copy it to another memory location. For example, you might want to put the six most

commonly used programs in the same bank, for easy access during performance.

To do this, you will use the Copy function. Normally the Write page “looks” only at the edit

buffer, but you can use the Copy function to place an existing program onto the Write page:

• Select the program you want to copy.

• Press the Copy button. The Copy Context on the top line of the display shows PROGRAM

PARAMETERS.

• Press the soft button beneath MAKE COPY. This puts the current program into the copy

buffer. The display briefly shows COPY COMPLETED and then returns to the Copy page.

• Press the RECALL soft button. This puts you back on the Write page, with the new program

showing. Now proceed exactly as described above to write the program to the new location.

Voice Programming

This section covers those functions which can be edited independently for each individual voice

within the program.

Voice Programming Pages

LFO

Pitch

Wave

Env 1

Pitch

Mods

Mod

Mixer

Env 2

Filters

Program

Control

Env 3

Output

Program

Effects

Layer

Programming

TS-10 Voice Configuration

Each of the six voices within a TS-10 program consists of:

• a digital oscillator playing one of the 254 waves from the TS-10 wave memory

• two multi-mode digital filters

• one LFO (Low Frequency Oscillator)

• three complex envelope generators for controlling volume, pitch, filter frequency, etc.

• a versatile matrix modulation scheme with 15 routable modulation sources

The diagram on the following page shows the configuration of one TS-10 voice.

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