Yamaha AN200 사용자 설명서

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Chapter 11
Advanced Sound 
Shaping Controls
By this point, you’re well on your way to becoming a master synthesizer pro-
grammer.  You’ve learned about the Patterns, the Scenes, Effects, the Filter, 
LFO, EG, and so on — but your education’s not over yet.  The AN200 has 
actually got quite few more sonic tricks up its sleeve.  Let’s try some of them 
out now...
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Portamento — the famous gliding pitch effect.
You’ve heard the sound before.  Although singers and instrumentalists use it to bend up or down to a central 
pitch, Portamento is one of the defining features of analog synthesizers and electronic music.
Portamento packs enormous power.  On the one hand, it lets you add subtle sliding “grace notes.”  On the 
other, it can completely subvert the pitch and give you atonal glides.  Ultimately, the effect is dependent on 
what notes you play and how far apart you space them.  Try it out and see what madness you can come up 
with. 
1 Call up a Pattern, and set the [PORTAMENTO] knob to about 10:00 
(around 25 in the display).
2 Enable the keyboard with [KEYBOARD], then play notes [9] and [16] alter-
nately.
3 Try other settings, too, and hear how the Portamento 
effect changes.
Bring Portamento up to about 12:00 (64), then 2:00 (95), and finally the 
maximum of 5:00 (127).
Experiment.  Try the effect out on some of your other favorite Voices.  Also 
try tweaking Portamento while the Pattern is playing — and listen to the 
resulting sonic mayhem.
Portamento
Determines the Portamento time, or how 
long it takes to glide the pitch from one note 
to the next.  Higher values result in a longer 
pitch glide time.
Range
0 — 127