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Anleitung Zusammenfassung
Some of the key features of the QS include: • 16 MB of Sound ROM standard • Expandable to 32 MB via our 8 MB PCMCIA format QCards • Up to 16 MB of user sample storage available through Flash RAM PCMCIA cards • True 64 Note Polyphony • 4 High Quality Multieffects Busses • ADAT Optical Digital Outputs • 4 Independant Analog Outputs • 4 Realtime Controller Sliders • Built-In Serial port for direct Mac™ or PC connection • Extensive Tracking Generator and Matrix Modulation sections • 88 Note Weighted (QS8.1), 76 Note Semi-Weighted (QS7.1), or 61 Note Semi-Weighted (QS6.1) Keyboard with Aftertouch and Release Velocity • Included CD-ROM with Sequencing and Sound Editing Applications and Files For more information please refer to the QS Reference Manual that comes with your keyboard. QS Quick Facts Front Panel Controls Pitch Bend Wheel - temporarily changes the instrument’s tuning Modulation Wheel - adds effects like vibrato and tremolo; its effect can be different from one Program to the next Master Volume - determines the output level of the analog outputs Controller A-C Sliders - modulates a sound in Program or Mix mode Controller D / Edit Value Slider - modulates a sound in Program or Mix mode, changes the currently selected parameter in any of the Edit modes Value buttons - increase or decrease the currently selected parameter, or let you scroll backward and forward through Mixes or Programs Edit Select button - determines which Edit Mode is selected (Mix Edit, Program Edit, Effects Edit or Global Edit) Store button - lets you store an edited Program or Mix into internal memory, or a sound card, or to external MIDI devices Page buttons - move the display between the various pages of a selected Function Mix button - selects Mix Mode Program button - selects Program Mode Bank buttons - let you switch between banks in Mix/Program Play Mode Compare button - compares an edited Mix or Program to its original version Global button - gives you access to parameters that control the entire instrument including master tuning/transposition and keyboard sensitivity 00-120 Buttons - in Program and Mix modes these select the sound group (Pianos, Brass, etc.), in Edit modes these select parameters to be edited 0-9 Buttons - in Mix or Program modes these select individual Programs/Mixes, in Edit modes these select parameters to be edited TM TM TM How To Play The Demos The QS is equipped with five demo sequences to show a few of its Programs and Effects in Demo Credits: various musical styles. To listen to the demo sequences: 0. “Jinx” by James Reynolds 1. Press and hold the MIX button. 1. “Bang!” by Taiho Yamada 2. Press the 0,1,2,3 or 4 button. 2. “Dreamcurrents” by Erik Norlander 3. You can adjust the volume in the headphones or speakers with the VOLUME knob, 3. “Iron Man” by Keith Emerson and you can press the MIX button to stop the demo at any time. 4. “Camera Obscura” by David Bryce Some QCards are also equipped with demo sequences. To play a card sequence (if available): 1. Press and hold the SEQ START button. 2. Press the 00, 10, 20, 30 or 40 button to access Card A sequences, or 50, 60, 70, 80 or 90 to access Card B sequences 3. Press any of the 0-9 buttons on the keypad. A card can be programmed to hold up to 50 Standard MIDI File sequences with Sound Bridge software. See the instructions for Sound Bridge for more information. How To Recall Programs The QS-Series synths have 640 Programs and 500 Mixes available internally, and adding PCMCIA RAM cards give you access to up to 2,048 Programs and 1,600 Mixes. With this many sounds available, we have given users several ways to recall specific Programs. To recall a Program on the QS: 1. Press the PROGRAM button. 2. Press the