15
Split Voice Sub Menu
• If the Voice Set function (page 19) is on, the Split Voice parameters (excepting Split Points 1 and 2) will change
automatically whenever a different Panel Voice is selected in the Main Voice menu.
• The Split Voice Name parameter can be directly selected by pressing and holding down the SPLIT button.
• Split Point 2 cannot be set lower than the Accompaniment Split Point. (See page 26.)
• The Split Point 1 and 2 settings are retained in memory when power is turned off, as long as batteries are installed
or an AC adaptor is connected.
• Reset to default settings
To reset the selected Split Voice parameter to its default settings, simultaneously press the +/- buttons.
• Negative values
To directly enter negative values (for Octave and Pan parameters), press the desired number button while holding
down the - button.
Display Name
—
S.Volume
S.Octave
S.Pan
S.RevLvl
SpltPnt1
SpltPnt2
GMvoice
Parameter Name
Split Voice Name
Split Voice Volume
Split Voice Octave
Split Voice Pan
Split Voice Reverb
Level
Split Point 1
Split Point 2
GM Voice
Range
01 - 00/001 - 129
000 - 127
-2 - +2 octaves
-7 (full left) - +7
(full right)
000 - 127
36 - 96 (C1 - C6)
37 - 96 (C
#
1 - C6)
on, off
Description
This determines the Split (lower) Voice. Panel Voices
are from 01 - 00, and GM Voices are from 001 - 129.
(To change between Panel and GM Voices, use the
GM Voice parameter below.)
This determines the volume of the Split (lower) Voice,
letting you create the optimum blend with the Main
(upper) Voice.
This determines the octave range for the Split (lower)
Voice.
This determines the pan position of the Split (lower)
Voice in the stereo image.
This determines how much of the Split (lower) Voice’s
signal is sent to the Reverb effect. Higher values
result in a louder Reverb effect for the Split Voice.
This determines the Split Point — i.e., the key that
separates the Split (lower) and Main (upper) Voices
— when the Voice mode or Song mode is active.
(The Split Voice sounds up to and including the Split
Point key.) The default for Split Point 1 is 59 (B2).
Split Point 1 can also be set directly by pressing the
desired key while this parameter is selected.
This determines the Split Point — i.e., the key that
separates the Split (lower) and Main (upper) Voices
— when the Style mode is active. (The Split Voice
sounds up to and including the Split Point key.) The
default for Split Point 2 is 71 (B3). Split Point 2 can
also be set directly by pressing the desired key while
this parameter is selected.
This determines whether the Split Voice is selected
from the Panel Voices (off), or from the GM Voices
(on). When GM Voice is on, the General MIDI icon
will appear at the left of the Voice number in the
display.
