How to use Orca Explanation of Pilot Part XNUMX
I'm yosi, the administrator of Chillout with Beats.
Operators are in the middle, but it is better to explain Pilot first, so I will do it first.
In addition to changing the tone and ADSR with Pilot, you can set the master effect.
I will explain the following change method in two parts.
How to change ADSR (this article)
Types of master effects (next article)
How to set the master effect (next article)
Pilot overview
The Pilot has 16 channels (16-tone poly) and 8 master effects.
The Pilot screen has the following meanings.
How to change the Synth tone of Pilot
Pilot basic settings
How to change the tone with Pilot, but first from the basic settings
If the basic input format of Pilot is "02C9"
A 0 octave C on channel 2 means a length of 9/15 with a velocity of 1 (maximum 16).
Number of digits | role | 範 囲 |
XNUMXst digit | Channel | 0-f |
XNUMXnd digit | octave | 0 to 9 |
XNUMXrd digit | Scale | C to B semitones are lowercase Or C to I is also possible |
XNUMXth digit | Velocity (Optional [default value is 64]) |
0-f |
XNUMXth digit | Note length (Optional [default value is 1/16]) |
0-f |
The range of the third digit scale is supplemented a little.
Lowercase c is C #.
A and B are also La and Shi in H and I.
I don't know about the velocity of the 4th digit and the note length of the 5th digit because they are not displayed in Pilot, but the range of acceptance is from 0 to f. (0-15)
Synth tone parameters
For the tone, enter the tone setting parameters after the ";" in the same way as the basic settings.
In the following example, OSC0 of channel 1 specifies sq, and OSC2 also specifies sq.
The parameters that can be specified by specifying the tone are as follows.
Number of digits | role | 範 囲 |
XNUMXst digit | Channel | 0-f |
4nd-XNUMXth digits | Tone specification | CSO |
5th to 6th digits | OSC1 tone specification | si, 2i, 4i, 8i, tr, 2r, 4r, 8r, sq, 2q, 4q 8q, sw, 2w, 4w, 8w |
7th to 8th digits | OSC2 tone specification | Ibid. |
How to change the ADSR of Pilot
ADSR parameters
For the tone, enter the tone setting parameters after the ";" in the same way as the basic settings.
In the example below, 0 channel envelope, attack is 0, decay is 5, sustain is 0, and release is F.
Number of digits | role | 範 囲 |
XNUMXst digit | Channel | 0-f |
4nd-XNUMXth digits | ADSR specification | EPS |
5th digit | ア タ ッ ク | 0-f |
6th digit | decay | Ibid. |
7th digit | Sustain | Ibid. |
8th digit | release | Ibid. |
How to use Orca Explanation of Pilot Part XNUMX Summary
If you know this area, you can change the tone, so there will be variations in the sound output.
Next, I will explain the master effect.
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