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32 – Advanced settings | Adjusting the RX Noise level
ADJUSTING THE RX NOISE LEVEL
The RX Noise component of the sounds can be perceived as a series of ‘noises’,
like the mechanics of the keyboard, hammer-slap, etc. You can adjust the RX
Noise level to suit your taste and playing style.
NOTE: Not all sounds include RX Noises. See table on page 19.
1.
Press the FUNCTION button.
If the sound does include RX Noises, after you press the FUNCTION button
one of the LEDs around the BASS knob in the EQUALIZER section starts
blinking. If the sound does not include RX Noises, no LED around the BASS
knob starts blinking.
2. Use the BASS knob to edit the RX Noise level. Each click of the knob corre-
sponds to a single value. The LEDs around the knob show the nearest value
of the RX Noises volume.
3. By pressing the BASS knob, the center value will be recalled. If you want to
recall the original value, select the same preset or favorite sound again.
NOTE: RX Noise level is memorized when saving a favorite sound. Also, it is
memorized by each preset or favorite sound you can edit with the SV-1 Editor,
after you choose the Write Current Preset command.
CHOOSING A MIDI CHANNEL
Choose a MIDI channel over which the SV-1 can transmit and receive data to
another instrument or a computer.
1. Press the FUNCTION button.
2. After you press the FUNCTION button, its LED starts blinking. Press one of
the notes from C6 and D#7 to choose a transmit/receive MIDI channel:
Note Channel Note Channel Note Channel Note Channel
C61E65G#6 9 C7 13
C#6 2 F6 6 A6 10 C#7 14
D6 3 F#6 7 A#6 11 D7 15
D#6 4 G6 8 B6 12 D#7 16
C6
C4
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