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TS-10 Musician’s Manual Section 9 — Program Parameters

MOD-DESTINATION Range: *-NONE-*, START-STEP, LOOP-START, END-

STEP, TRAVELER, or START+LOOP

• When set to START-STEP, the output level of the START-MODSRC at the time of the note-on

will determine which step the Wave-List will begin playing at. A positive MODAMT will

cause MODSRC output to increment the START-STEP above the manual level. A negative

MODAMT will decrement the START-STEP below the manual level. The manual level is

determined by the START-STEP parameter. After the appropriate START-STEP has played

for its duration, the Wave-List will play through all of the successive steps, up to the END

step, and then will loop back around to play the LOOPSTART Step. If the output of the

MODSRC causes the Wave-List to begin playing at a Step that is past the END Step, the

appropriate START-STEP will play for its duration, and then the Wave-List will loop back to

play the LOOPSTART Step. The Wave-List will continue to loop between the LOOPSTART

Step and the END Step, until the voice is turned off.

• When set to either LOOP-START or END-STEP, the LOOPSTART Step or the END Step values

will be modulated in a non-real-time manner, similar to when MOD-DESTINATION=START-

STEP. With either setting, if the output of the MODSRC causes the END Step to be lower than

the LOOPSTART Step, the Wave-List will simply repeat the LOOPSTART Step.

• When set to TRAVELER, Step Duration will be ignored, and MODSRC output will directly

control which Step will play, within the boundaries of the START-STEP and the END Step,

continuously, in real-time. With MODSRC output at zero, a positive MODAMT will cause the

Wave-List to play only the START-STEP. With MODSRC output at full, a positive MODAMT

will cause the Wave-List to play only the END Step. A negative MODAMT will have the

opposite effects.

• When set to START+LOOP, the MODSRC will modulate the START-STEP, LOOPSTART Step

and END Step values all simultaneously, relative to one another, and all in a real-time manner

similar to when MOD-DESTINATION=TRAVELER. The integrity of the loop will be

maintained as the Step values are modulated. START+LOOP allows you to move a fixed-

length window over a definable range of the Wave-List.

MODSRC Range: 00 to 99

Here you choose which of the 15 modulators will control the movement of the wave-list. Any of

the modulators can be selected.

MODAMT Range: -15 to +15

This parameter determines the number of steps that the selected Mod Destination will be

modulated. Modulation can be either positive or negative.

Drum-Map Specific Wave Parameters

A Drum-Map can use up to 64 waves per program, four waves per key, with separate pitch,

volume, panning and voice template parameters for each wave. All of the DRUM-MAP wave

page parameters are identical to the first thirteen wave classes, with the exclusion of the

MULTISAMPLE-SHIFT parameter.

Also, the DRUM-MAP Wave Class category is only visible when the current program contains a

Drum-Map. The wave name parameter in a Drum-Map is meaningless and is not selectable.

Note: When a Program contains a Drum-Map, the OCTAVE and SEMITONE values on the PITCH page

will have no effect on the Drum-Map. You can still use pitch modulation to obtain more drastic

pitch shifts than are possible within the PITCH parameter in the Drum-Map Editor.

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