User manual KORG WAVEDRUM

[. . . ] hd8: Sensitivity 000. . . 100 This parameter adjusts the input sensitivity of the striking surface. Increasing this value will make the striking surface more sensitive. Type 6: 44 Daf Iranian, 45 Bendir These algorithms are appropriate for two-skinned percussion with a snare on the back of the skin, such as the Bendir. [. . . ] hd1: Switching 000. . . 100 This parameter specifies the mix between the two PCM instruments that are switched according to the tone or position of your strike. hd2: PCM Balance –50. . . 50 This parameter specifies the volume balance between the two PCM instruments. Negative (-) settings make PCM1 louder, and positive (+) settings make PCM2 louder. hd3: Alg-PCM Balance –50. . . 50 This parameter adjusts the volume balance between the algorithm and the PCM instrument. Negative (-) settings make the PCM louder, and positive (+) settings make the algorithm louder. hd4: Drum Width 000. . . 100 Increasing this value will lower the pitch of the drum sound, and will also modify the overtones to produce a rougher sound. hd5: Jingle Pitch 000. . . 100 This parameter adjusts the pitch of the algorithm jingles. hd6: Jingle Decay 000. . . 100 This parameter adjusts the decay time of the algorithm jingles. hd7: Brightness 2 000. . . 100 Decreasing this value will remove the metallic resonance from the sound of the jingles, producing a sound like a shaker or cabasa. hd8: Sensitivity 000. . . 100 This parameter adjusts the input sensitivity of the striking surface. Increasing this value will make the striking surface more sensitive. Main features of the WAVEDRUM ORIENTAL In addition to the functions of the standard WAVEDRUM, the WAVEDRUM ORIENTAL also provides Middle Eastern sounds such as Darabuka, Req (tambourine), and Bendir. Nine added algorithms Nine new double-size algorithms have been added in order to reproduce percussion instruments used in Middle Eastern music. Many Middle Eastern percussion instruments are capable of producing subtle tonal changes when played by the fingers in slightly different ways, and the added algorithms allow you to use such performance techniques for even greater expressive power. Type 4: 37 Darabuka, 38 Darabuka ensemble, 39 Darabuka Turkish, 40 Tar, 41 Daf, 42 Doyra These algorithms are appropriate for hand percussion such as the Darabuka that has a single relatively thin skin, producing significant tonal change between the center and the edge. hd1: Switching 000. . . 100 This parameter specifies the mix between the two PCM instruments that are switched according to the tone or position of your strike. hd2: PCM Balance –50. . . 50 This parameter specifies the volume balance between the two PCM instruments. [. . . ] Zil Uuh Program Bank-a 100 Darabuka Ensemble (Double-size) 103 Daf (Double-size) 123 Khishbah 108 Bendir (Double-size) Bank-b 101 Darabuka (Double-size) 104 Daf Iranian (Double-size) 113 Req-Clap Set 122 Zeer Pitched Bank-c 132 Egyptian String 140 Unhappy Camels 139 Tar Drum Kit 149 Boarder Crossing WAVEDRUM Owner’s Manual Page 4 left column, lines 19 and 25; page 9 right column, line 41 36 different algorithms . . . , 36 different . . . Page 4 left column, line 30 200 different PCM instruments for head and rim → 300 different PCM instruments for head and rim Page 4 right column, lines 1, 2 and 6 100 preset programs, 100 User programs, 100 . . . [. . . ]