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Changing the Effects (EDIT)
To compare the result with the former effect
Press the EDIT button.
This allows you to execute comparative listening in the order
you have set with the "memory compare" parameter of the
Memory block. By pressing the EDIT button for the second
time, the former parameter value will resume.
Tochange other parameters in the same block
1. After changing a parameter, press the ENTER button.
The parameter selecting screen will be displayed.
2. Repeat steps 3 to 7 on the previous page to change other
parameters as well.
To abort the operation and restore the former memory
setting
1. Press the LOAD button.
Once the former effect resumes, all the parameters you
have been setting are deleted, with the message
"Parameters have been changed. Are you sure you want
to load? Y-ENTER N-EDIT".
lf you accept deletion of the parameters being changed,
press the ENTER button. Otherwise, press the EDIT
button to store the effect you have created by using the
SAVE function. (See page 48.)
2. Press the ENTER button.
The former memory resumes.
To enter the date and user information in the System
block.
Press the EDIT button to move the cursor.
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OPERATION
To change other parameters in other blocks
1. After changing a parameter, press the EDIT button.
The parameter selecting screen will be displayed.
2. Press the EDIT button (or press the ENTER button after
selecting QUIT with the dial).
The block selecting screen will be displayed.
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 above to do the same for other
parameters.
What is time scale?
The time scale is a secondary parameter to change the
"delay time" parameters as a whole.
This is set to 100% whenever you select ''scale'"'. If at least
one of the "delay time" parameters reaches the upper limit
by changing the scale, '"'over" appears. Press the ENTER
button after changing this parameter so that each ''delay
time" parameter changes at the same ratio in its scale. (This
parameter will not be stored.)
This is typically used to change the reflection pattern with
respect to the size of a room or the tempo of music.
What is sync?
The sync is a secondary parameter for making different
parameter values per channel the same. The parameter
name is followed by "sync". If ch1, ch2 and center are given
different values, executing ''sync" forces them to have the
same value.
Changing units
Normally the System block is used to select a unit. However,
you can also change units while setting a parameter by
pressing the ENTER and HELP buttons at once.
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