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•VALUE- key, VALUE+ key
In Performance mode, these keys select the program to
play.
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p.9
When writing a program, these keys select the writing
destination program.
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p.31
n Define and Edit modes, these keys modify the value of the
parameter where the cursor is located.
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•EXIT key
This key is used to exit the current mode or function; such
as moving from Performance Editor Define or Pattern
Define modes back to the previous mode, moving in Edit
mode to an upper level, or canceling an operation or setting
that you are being asked to confirm.
•PERFORMANCE/EDIT Select key
This key switches the function of the keys located to its right,
alternating between the Performance mode functions (the
upper LED will light) and the Edit mode functions (the lower
LED will blink).
•A/OSC key
•CARD/MIXER key
•CARD PAT/AMP key
•PE2/EG key
•PE4/COMMON key
•B/W.SHAPE key
•IN PAT/FILTER key
•PE1/EFFECT key
•PE3/LFO key
•PE DEFINE/GLOBAL key
These keys access the function selected by the PERFOR-
MANCE/EDIT Select key.
When the LED above the PERFORMANCE/EDIT Select key
is lit (Performance mode),
these keys select the Program Bank (A,B,Card), the
Arpeggiator Pattern Bank (IN PAT, CARD PAT), turn
on/off the Performance Editor (PEl, PE2, PE3, PE4),
and enter Performance Edit mode.
When
the LED below the PERFORMANCE/EDIT Select key
is blinking (Edit mode),
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these keys access the various section of Edit mode
(OSC, W.SHAPE, MIXER, FILTER, AMP, EFFECT,
EG, LFO, COMMON, GLOBAL).
Pattern/Program Select key
•WRITE key
This key writes the settings of the currently
selected program.
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If
the program is protected, a message will
appear and the operation will be canceled.
•COMPARE key
When editing program parameters, this key
allows you to call up the original values of the
program. Alternatively, if you have not yet
written your edits, this key allows you to
audition other programs without losing your
edits (For example, to find an alternate writing
destination).
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•ENTER key
This key is used to finalize the input from the
numeric keys, to confirm when writing a program
or executing a utility function. When you have
made a change that requires confirmation or
execution, the LED will blink.
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This key is also used to finalize a selection in a menu
page. (In this case the LED will not blink.)
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p.20
This key switches the function of the keys located to its right;
they will either select performance mode arpeggio patterns
(the upper LED will blink) or act as numeric keys to select
programs (when the lower LED is lit).
When Performance Editor Define, Pattern Define mode, or
Edit mode are selected, both
will go off. In this case, the
keys act as
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input keys for the parameter value.
Both LEDswill also be off when waiting for a Program Write
operation to be executed. (In this case the keys located to the
right will not function at all.)
P/0 key
•ALT 1/2 key
•RANDOM/4 key
•PAT2/6 key
DOWN/1 key
•ALT 2/3 key
•PAT115 key
•PAT3/7key
PAT4/8 key
•PAT5/9 key
These keys access the function selected by the PATTERN
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PROGRAM Select key.
When the LED above the PATTERN/PROGRAM Select key is
blinking,
These keys select arpeggiator patterns (UP, DOWN,
ALT 1, ALT 2, RANDOM, PAT 1, PAT 2, PAT 3, PAT
When the LED below the PATTERN/PROGRAM Select key is lit,
The keys will act as numeric keys to select programs
9).
When both of the PATTERN/PROGRAM Select LEOs are off,
These keys will act as numeric keys for entering
parameter values in Define and Edit modes.
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