Input Devices & Sounds

A digital synthesizer is basically made of two major parts - the Primary Interface, which consists of the keyboard, knobs, buttons, switches, foot pedals, etc. (These are known as "Input Devices".) In essence, anything that you must physically touch in order to input information. This information includes things like patch changes, pitch bend or modulation wheel, and volume/balance changes. The second part, or more accurately, parts, are the various electronic components that produce your synthesizer’s internal voices (i.e. sounds). When you press a key on your keyboard or push a button on your synth’s control panel, the result is transmitted electronically to the Processor inside the unit.

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