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The Variation Effect settings should be of particular interest. To make things a little easier, we have compiled

a table with the Sys-Ex messages required for Variation Effect parameters 1 – 10. Each parameter’s control

range (VAL) depends on the Effect Type selected. We have included a list of parameters for our favourite

effects:

Table: Variation Effect Settings via Sys-Ex

As you can see, only some effects utilize all 10 parameters. Some parameters (such as Delay times & EQ

frequencies) will require the aid of the Effects Data Assign tables found in the manual’s appendix (pages 25

- 26).

Fade Out

Many songs don’t end with an arranged end part but fade out instead. This could be achieved with volume

controllers for each Part. A more elegant (and more consistent) solution is to gradually fade down the Master

Volume. Unfortunately this can only be done via Sys-Ex.

The file “SYSFADE” (TOOL Disk, “SYSEX” folder) contains a pre-programmed Master Volume fade over 8

bars. You can simply copy this part to the end of your song and then forget about the fade-out.

You should bear in mind though that the CS2x won’t make another noise until it receives another Master Vol-

ume event larger than 0, or until you change mode. The latter happens automatically each time a song is

started due to the initialisation.

Random Pan

Lively Pan modulations loosen any sequencer arrangement and create a “spacey” atmosphere. The CS2x

achieves this easily but effectively with “Random Pan”

. This function is available in every CS2x mode: In the

Performance Layers using the Pan

and “Rndm” parameters (below -63) and in the Multi Parts via the this

Sys-Ex message: (F0) 43 10 4C 08 nn 0E 00 (F7). Replace “nn” with the desired MIDI channel (0 - 15 for

MIDI Ch. 1 - 16). Ensure that you don’t follow the Sys-Ex message with a Pan Controller message (010) as

this would negate the Random Pan setting.

Parameter No. Sys-Ex Message Phaser Distortion Delay L, C, R

Var.Eff.Par 1 (F0) 43 10 4C 02 01 42 00 VAL (F7) LFO Freq. Drive Lch Delay

Var.Eff.Par 2 (F0) 43 10 4C 02 01 44 00 VAL (F7) LFO Depth EQLowFrq Rch Delay

Var.Eff.Par 3 (F0) 43 10 4C 02 01 46 00 VAL (F7) Shift Offset EQLowGain Cch Delay

Var.Eff.Par 4 (F0) 43 10 4C 02 01 48 00 VAL (F7) Feedback LPFCutoff Feedb. Delay

Var.Eff.Par 5 (F0) 43 10 4C 02 01 4A 00 VAL (F7) Output Lev Feedb. Level

Var.Eff.Par 6 (F0) 43 10 4C 02 01 4C 00 VAL (F7) EQ Low Frq Cch Level

Var.Eff.Par 7 (F0) 43 10 4C 02 01 4E 00 VAL (F7) EQ Low Gain EQMidFrq High Damp

Var.Eff.Par 8 (F0) 43 10 4C 02 01 50 00 VAL (F7) EQHiighFrq EQMidGain

Var.Eff.Par 9 (F0) 43 10 4C 02 01 52 00 VAL (F7) EQHIighGain EQMidWidh

Var.Eff.Par10 (F0)43104C02015400VAL (F7) Dry / Wet Dry / Wet Dry Wet

Var.Eff. Conn. (F0) 43 10 4C 02 01 5A 00 VAL (F7) 0 = Insert

1 = System

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