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AN1x Quick Tour

This section provides a “hand’s on” journey through the key features you’ll access regularly as you

select voices, tweak sounds and adjust settings for the various parameters.

Exploring The Factory-set Voices

Taking the time to systematically explore various aspects of the 128 factory-set voices is an excellent way to get a thorough

understanding of the AN1x’s sonic range and power. It’s also a natural way to quickly familiarize yourself with some of the

fundamental operations you’ll use during performance as well as in voice, Arpeggiator, Step Sequencer and Free EG creation

and editing sessions.

Try the simple operations which follow as you select and play each preset voice, and take note of what happens to the sound

as you change the various settings. If, along the way, you stumble upon a sound you want to keep, simply perform a Voice

Store operation (see page 98). If, however, you mess up a sound too much, there’s no need to worry: Just reselect the same

voice to retrieve the original sound data and start over again! Unless you perform a Voice Store operation, no changes you

make will be permanent. Even if you do decide to store a voice, you need not worry about losing any of the factory-set

voices permanently, because the entire bank can be recalled (see page 100).

3 Compare Scenes, and morph between Scenes

using Scene Control.

● When you select a voice, the LED beside the

[SCENE 1] or [SCENE 2] switch (or both LEDs) will

be lit, indicating the Scene status which was stored

as voice data. Press each switch to compare the

difference between the sound of Scene 1 and

Scene 2.

● Press both [SCENE] switches simultaneously to

activate the Scene Control function, then roll the

[MODULATION] wheel forward and back to

morph, or cross-fade between Scenes as you play.

For more information about Scenes and Scene morphing, see page 19.

1 Select a voice.

● Use the PROGRAM CHANGE keypad to select a

voice (1 - 128).

For information about selecting voices, see Basic Operation, page 14.

2 Check LCD status.

● When you select a voice, first take a look at the

information which appears in the LCD, such as Poly

mode (“POLY”, “MONO”, “LEGATO”), Layer mode

(“SINGLE”, “UNISON”, “DUAL”, “SPLIT”, etc.), and

whether the Arpeggiator (“ARP”) or Sequencer

(“SEQ”) is on. This reveals the fundamental nature

of a voice at-a-glance.

This area displays Arpeggiator/

Sequencer on/off and hold status

This area displays Layer mode status

This area displays Poly mode status

VOLUME

CTRL

SCENE

Algorithm

Wave

Attack

ASSIGN 1 ASSIGN 2

ASSIGN 3

ASSIGN 4

PEG Decay

Wave

VCO1

Fine

PEG Sw

FM Src2

LFO2 Spd

PmodDepth PmodDepth

Level

LFO1 Wave LFO1 Spd

LFO1 Dly

ASSIGN 5

ASSIGN 6 ASSIGN 7 ASSIGN 8

VCF

Cutoff

Sync

Pmod Sw

Sync Pitch

Pitch Pitch

PEG Depth

Decay

VCO2

Level

FM Depth

FM Src1

PHONES

L / MONO

OUTPUT

DC IN POWER

FOOT

VOLUME

FOOT

CONTROLLER

FOOT

SWITCH

Sync Pitch

Depth

Sustain

Ring

Mod

Sustain

Sync Pitch

Src

Edge

Port Time

Edge

Release

Noise

Level

HPF

Feedback

VCF

PWM Depth

PWM Src PWM Src

PWM Depth

Type

Reso

nance

Volume

FEG

Depth

Fmod

Depth

Amod Depth

Vel

Sens

Key

Track

Vel Sens

OUT

MIDI

THRU

PROGRAM CHANGE

VWX

MNO

PQR

GHI

–

DEF

ABC

OTHERS

STU

JKL

YES/ ENTERNO

DEMO

PORTAMENTO

STORE

ARPEGGIO/ SEQ

LAYER

Mode

Poly

Port

Tempo Split Pnt

Track Common

Trigger

LoopType

Common

Arp/ SEQ

Type/No

Knob

Event

1-8/9-16

System

MstrTune

KbdTrans

VOICE

SCENE SETUP

VOICE

COMMON

VOICE

FREE EG

VOICE

ARPEGGIO/ SEQ

SEQ

EDIT /SETUP

UTILITY

SETUP

LFO Rst

Ctrl Matrix

Set No

Vari EF/EQ

Param Data

Length

Key Track

KbdMode Hold

Step Hold

Pattern

Bank

Kbd Vel

MIDI

Tx Ch

Param Source

Vari EF

Dry:Wet

Dly/ Rev EF

Param

Track

Track No

SceneSw

MIDI

Ptn Tx Ch

BaseUnit

Rx Ch

DeviceNo Local

BulkDump

Length LoopType

Arpeggio

Subdivide

Play EF

Swing

Scene Sw

Track Job

Rec

Data

Depth

Bypass

Layer

Pan

Separate

Unison

Detune

Name

Cursor Char

Copy Undo

Velocity

GateTime

Ctrl No

SEQ

Store

Ctrl

Device

Ctrl No

KNOB PARAMETER GROUP

PEG/ LFOSYNC/FM

VCO1

VCO2

MIX/ VCF

VCF

VCA

ASSIGN

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