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Quick Reference Guide
Front Panel Controls
Pitch Bend Wheel - temporarily changes the instrument’s tuning Page buttons - move the display between the various pages of a selected Function
Modulation Wheel - adds effects like vibrato and tremolo; its effect can be Mix button - selects Mix Mode
different from one Program to the next Program button - selects Program Mode
Master Volume - determines the output level of the analog outputs Bank buttons - let you switch between banks in Mix/P
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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. “Bang!” by Taiho Yamada 1. Press and hold the MIX button. 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 th
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Using The Modulation Sources Each Program has the Modulation Wheel assigned to the most logical parameter. For example, the Modulation Wheel may be assigned to Vibrato on a Brass sound and Reverb Mix on a Piano sound. The A-D Controller Sliders also transmit controller data which can affect local synthesizer functions, MIDI data, or both. This allows you to alter the currently recalled Program (or Mix), or control external MIDI devices using the QS as a master controller. For some great example
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Editing Effects The QS-Series synthesizers have one of the most powerful effects sections ever built into a synthesizer. Four high quality multi-effects busses, based on our Q2™ Master Effects Processor, give you complete control over your music. Each Program in a Mix, or each Sound in a Program, can be routed to one of four effects busses. This allows you to add chorus to a bass, reverb to a snare drum, and delay and reverb to a lead sound without being forced to add effects where they aren’t w