Notes; Appendix 1 - Reverb Types - DigiTech VOCALIST VR Manual

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This parameter is used on " Scale" presets. There are two editable parameters here. The Key

parameter is used to set the Key and Scale (if you don't know why you would set Key and Scale

see "Scale Harmony Control Modes" on page 10). The Key can be set "C" through to "B". The

Scale choices are "maj1" through "maj4" and "min1" through "min4".

This parameter is used on "Chord" presets. When Harmony Hold is set to "off" harmonies will

only be produced only when you are holding notes on your keyboard. When Harmony Hold is

set to "ON" harmonies will always be heard when you sing regardless of whether you have key-

board notes held or not.

Note: when Harmony Hold is set to "ON", it is the same as all Digitech Vocalist products in

Chordal mode. Harmony Hold "off " is new and unique to VOCALIST VR.

Chordal mode. Harmony Hold "off" is new and unique to ACCESS.

This parameter is used on "Notes" presets. The transpose parameter shifts the octave in which

harmonies are produced. It is useful when you want to play high harmonies from the lower part

of your keyboard. When Transpose is set to "+0 Oct", the octave you play notes on your key-

of your keyboard. When Transpose is set to "+0 Oct", the octave you play notes on your keyboard

board will be the same octave where harmony notes will be produced by ACCESS. When

will be the same octave where harmony notes will be produced by the VOCALIST VR. When

Transpose is set + or - / 1 or 2 octaves, the harmonies' octave will be shifted by that amount.

This parameter is used on all presets as long as Global Rev is off (see following section for

Global Rev). The parameter allows you to select from 10 reverb types. When Rev is set to "off",

no reverb effect will be heard. For reverb type descriptions see Appendix 1 - Reverb Types .

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