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Playing and editing Programs

Locking the Ribbon Controller

Make sure that the INT-A016: Real Suit E.Piano

program is selected.

1. Press the SW2 switch.

The LED will light up.

2. Touch the ribbon controller, and move your ﬁnger

left and right.

Movement in the +X direction will brighten the tone,

and movement in the –X direction will darken the tone.

3. Lift your ﬁnger up from the ribbon controller.

The sound will remain as it was when you last touched

the ribbon.

4. Press the SW2 switch once again to release the

Lock function.

Press the tab labeled Main, to go to the P0: Play– Main

page.

In the upper right-hand portion of the display, notice

that SW2 is assigned to JS Y & Ribbon Lock. This

means that SW2 is assigned to control the Lock

function for both the joystick’s Y axis and the ribbon

controller. The switch operates as a toggle. Many

Programs and Combinations use this assignment.

You can also lock both the ribbon and the joystick at

the same time:

1. Move the joystick in the +Y direction

2. Press the SW2 switch to turn on the Lock function.

3. Move your ﬁnger on the ribbon controller.

4. Release the joystick, and lift your ﬁnger up from

the ribbon.

The effects of both the ribbon and the joystick will be

maintained until you press SW2 again to release the

lock.

Lock can also be applied to aftertouch, by assigning

SW1 or SW2 to After Touch Lock.

For details on the functions that you can assign to SW1

and SW2, please see “SW1/2 Assignments,” on

page 597 of the Parameter Guide.

Keyboard

Velocity

Velocity is a measure of how hard you play a note on

the keyboard. This can be used to modulate many

different aspects of the sound, such as volume,

brightness, or the character of the attack.

Aftertouch

The keyboard can also measure how hard you press

down after you play a note–hence the term

“aftertouch.” You can use this to shape notes over time,

controlling (for instance) volume or vibrato amount.

Note Number

Sounds can be programmed to change in character

based on the note being played. As you play higher or

lower on the keyboard, the note number can modulate

the timbre–such as becoming brighter as you play

higher. Envelopes may also become faster or slower;

the volume may change; and so on.

The controllers of the M3-M

Control Surface sliders, & switches

The control surface consists of eight sliders, eight

switches, and control assign switches that select the

functions to be controlled.

• You can control mixer functions such as volume,

mute, and solo on/off for oscillators and audio

inputs.

• You can apply modulation to sounds or edit them.

• You can control the KARMA function.

• You can control external MIDI devices.

1. Use the CONTROL ASSIGN MIXER–KARMA

switches to select the function you want to control.

Alternatively, you can use the Prog P0: Play– Control

Surface page Control Assign parameter to select a

function. Press the Control Surface tab in the lower line

of the display to access this page.

Since this parameter is linked with the front panel

switches, a change you make to one will be reﬂected by

the other.

In Program mode, you can select one of ﬁve different

functions:

MIXER

(OSC Mix): Adjust the volume, Play/Mute, and Solo

On/Off status for oscillators 1 and 2 and the drum

track. (In Combination mode and Sequencer mode, use

the switch to move between timbres or tracks 1–8 or 9–

16.)

(Mixer Input): Adjust the volume, Play/Mute, and

Solo On/Off status for the analog inputs and the S/P

DIF and FireWire (if the EXB-FW is installed) audio

inputs.

2: Switches/Sliders 1–8

1: Control

Assign

Reset

Controls

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