I/O Utilities, Initialization Utilities - DigiTech STUDIOVOCALISTEX Manual

I/O Utilities (Input /Output)
Initialization Utilities
Quad or Stereo Mode
The Output Mode selector lets you choose between stereo or quad out-
put modes. The stereo mode assigns all outputs (dry voice plus harmony
voices) to the left and right rear-panel outputs, with the associated pan
values defined in the current program's Mix setting. The quad mode
assigns all voices to individual rear-panel outputs, resulting in maximum
flexibility for the recording studio.
Note that when quad output mode is enabled, the individual voice level con-
trols remain in the Mix setting screen, but the pan control screen is eliminated.
To change between Stereo and Quad Output
Modes:
1. Press the Utilities button from any mode; this presents the
UTILITIES main menu.
2. Press the Audio softkey.
3. Press the Left Arrow button.
4. Use the Data Wheel to select the desired Output Mode.
5. Press the Utilities button once again to exit; this will return you to
the mode from which you entered.
From time to time, you may find that you have a few user programs or
songs which you no longer use, or no longer want to keep. The Studio
Vocalist EX's Initialization Utilities allow you to clear an unwanted pro-
gram or song from memory, resulting in a "clean slate" from which you
can create a new one. Note that once a program or song is initialized, it is
gone for good! If you want to save your program or song before initializ-
ing it, dump it via MIDI either to another Studio Vocalist EX or a sysex
librarian program for later retrieval. (Refer to the MIDI Dump Utilities
section above for help.)
An easy way to free up memory in your Studio Vocalist EX is to occa-
sionally initialize all unused user styles. This procedure will initialize
only the styles which are currently not used by any program, so there is
no danger of changing the sound of existing programs. Initializing
unused styles periodically as a "routine maintenance" activity will ensure
that you always have some available memory with which to create and
store new styles.
You also have the option of restoring all factory programs, styles and
songs (factory restore). This option should be used cautiously, since all
user programs, styles and songs are erased in this procedure! Use the fac-
tory restore option only if you are sure that you wish to return the Studio
Vocalist EX to its initial factory state.
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