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4.Recalling
Data in Memories
a.Press the "MEMORY" function button.
The "MEMORY"
indicator will light up.
b.Enter
the memory number
that you wish
to recall
with
the ten numeric buttons.
The entered memory number will blink on the "MEMORY" display
(see the "Memory List"
on page 11 for titles in the memory).
c.Press
the "RECALL"
memory
button.
The indicated
memory
number will stop blinking,
and the memory data will be set.*
* This operation calls up the reverberation
sound stored
in the specified
memory.
Repeat procedures
b. and c.
to recall
another
memory.
Follow steps 5 and 6 to modify
the data read from a memory.
5. Adjusting the Reverberation Time (R/T)
The reverberation
time is variable up to 99.9 sec.
in steps of 0.1 sec.
a.Press
the "R/T" function button.
The "R/T" indicator located just above the ten key
numerical
pad will
light.
b.Enter
the reverberation
time that you wish
to set with
the ten numeric
buttons.
The entered value will blink on the "REVERB TIME" display.
c.Press the "ENTER" button.
The "REVERB TIME" display will stop blinking,
and the
entered
data will be set.*
x Follow step 6 for adjusting "DELAY 1" and step 7 for storing the current data
setting
6.Adjusting
the Initial Delay (DELAY 1)
When the reverberation
sound has been read from a memory,
DELAY 1 (delay between
the
direct and early reflections)
and DELAY 2 (delay between the direct and subsequent
reverberation)
are automatically
set.
Only DELAY 1 can be seen on the LED display.
Changing
(D1) on the front panel will change REV (D2) by the same amount.
Therefore,
the overall
reverberation
characteristics,
including
the relationship
between
the early reflections
and the subsequent reverberation,
remain unaffected.
DELAY ] is variable up to 600 msec.
in steps of l msec.
a.Press the "DELAY 1" function button.
The "DELAY 1" indicator will light up.
b.Enter the value for "DELAY 1" with the ten numeric buttons.
The entered
value will
blink on the "DELAY 1" display.
DELAY 1 can also be fine-adjusted with the "UP" and
"DOWN" buttons.
Use of the "UP" and "DOWN" buttons will eliminate
the necessity of
the following step (C.).
c.Press
the "ENTER" button.
The "DELAY 1" display will stop blinking,
and the entered
data will be set.*
* Follow step 7 for storing
the current
data setting
in a memory.
1. Memories
List" on page 11 to keep titles for programs
in memories 31 to 99.
a.Press
the "MEMORY" function button.
The "MEMORY"
indicator will light up.
b.Enter
the memory
number with
the ten numeric
buttons.
The entered
memory
number will
blink on the "MEMORY" display.
c.Press
the "STORE"
memory
button.
The memory
display will
stop blinking,
and the cur-
rent data will be stored
in the specified memory.
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