Assessments - 3, GPA: 3.7
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Pressing one side while holding the other side will quicken the this change. * 64 is followed by 1. (2) Set each knob and buttons to your taste. Now, a dot will appear in the Memory Number Display®. (3) While pressing the Write Button ®, push either part of the Memory Number Button ©. Now, the dot in the Memory Number Display ® goes out, showing that the writing is done. * When the MIDI Channel Button © is turned on, writing cannot be done. 10 b. Recall Any of the delay settings written in memory can be recalled by using the Memory Number Button ©. The Memory Number Display® shows the number of the delay setting which is currently recalled. * The panel setting of the Feedback Level ©, Delay Output Level ©, Modulation Rate Q and Modulation Depth knobs have nothing to do with those of the called delay setting, whereas the indicators act according to the delay setting currently called. * The delay setting of memory number 1 to 8 can be called using the pedal switch as well. (See "Preset Shift" on page 15.) *16 different delay settings are preprogrammed in the memory number 1 to 16. About Edit You can easily edit any delay setting written in memory. Simply call a delay setting and edit it using relevant buttons and knobs as shown below. While the editing is being done, the Display © shows a dot at its upper left. * The editing operation does not automatically edit the existing delay setting unless an appropriate writing procedure is taken. DELAY OUT MODULATION RATE DEPTH £ 5 5 A'» I/A A\l/A A'l/A o Id o - PROGRAMMABLE - * Take a usual delay setting operation. The settings of the gray color knobs and buttons above are written into memory. MEMORY NO - A dot lights up 1 1 c. Copy Operation © Call the delay setting that you wish to copy. © If you wish to edit the called delay setting, do it now. © Press the Copy Button ©. The Displays © and ® flashes. @ Select the new location with the Memory Number Selector Button ©. Now, the flashing of the Memory Number Display © stops and glows steadily, but the Delay Time Display 0 remains flashing. © While holding the Write Button © down, push either the upper or lower part of the Number Selector Button ©. Now, the copy is done and the Delay Time Display ® stops flashing and glows steadily. © Pushing the Copy Button © instead of taking step © will cancel the Copy mode, therefore, copying is not done. Now, the Displays © and 0 stop flashing and glow steadily. *When the MIDI Program Button © or the MIDI Channel Button is turned on, copy function does not work. * While in the Copy mode (from step © to ©), the buttons or knobs ©, ©, ©, ©, ®, ©, © and © stop functioning. That is, it is no use to try to do further more editing after pressing the Copy Button in step ©. * If you use the MIDI Program Button ®, MIDI Channel Button © or Playmate Jack © while in the Copy mode, the copy mode will be cancelled. 12 Example) Copying Delay Setting 32 to Memory Number 16 © Call a delay setting you wish to copy HATE O ÏN/OFF -flF (2) Edit it if you wish. Flashing The dot flashes while in editing Cancell Copy Mode rateO A dot is lighted © Select a Memory Number (a new location) Glowing Flashing I __ RATEO Press either side This dot indicates that the delay setting other than 16 is currently called. The flashing of Display stops, and the unit is returned to the normal condition. rateO 13 3. Remote Control MODULATION REMOTE SWITCH CV IN PRESET SHIFT PLAYMATE HOLD DELAY DOWN ON/OFF ON/OFF ©Delay Remote Jack ©Hold Remote Jack ®Playmate Jack ©Preset Shift Down Jack ©Preset Shift Up Jack ©External CV Input Jack a. Delay On/Off Connect the Foot Switch FS-1 or Pedal Switch DP-2 to the Delay Remote Jack ©, and the delay signal can be on or off by pressing the pedal. c. Playmate Connect the Pedal Switch DP-2 to this jack, and you can set a delay time of any length just by pressing the pedal in such timing. Alter- FS-1 {- -> natelY ' d-ON-OFF DP-2 ^ (m) z© DELAY © (Using only Foot Control) -¿Bk-DELAV Deiay Effect ON OELftV kJ ON'OFf Delay Effect OFF Operation © Connect the DP-2 to the Playmate Jack ©. © Depress the pedal. Now, the Delay Time Display responds with 0. 0. 0. , showing that the delay effect is now off, ready to be set in real time. © Press the Pedal twice. b. Hold On/Off Connect the Pedal Switch DP-2 to the Hold Remote Jack ©, and Hold effect can be on or off by pressing the pedal. While the pedal is being depressed, the Hold Indicator © lights up and the effect is on. • When the Hold effect is turned on with the above remote control function, the following functions are not available. (This does not apply to when the Hold is turned on with the Hold Button ©.) • Recalling a delay setting (including Preset Shift and recalling with MIDI) • Delay time control (including Playmate) ® On/Off of the MIDI Program Button 0 The built-in computer sets the delay time according to the time between the first pressing a...