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Example 1
1.
If you select the Piano Group button, Preset 1 (GrandPiano) is
recalled automatically.
2.
Now select button n. 3 of the top row.
This will recall the single Preset Upright Piano across the entire
keyboard.
Example 2
3.
If you select the El. Piano Group button, Preset n. 1 of the top row
activates automatically, recallingthe Preset Rhodex.
4.
Now press button 4 and you recall the Preset FM Piano.
Repeat the operations to select the other Presets.
The last Preset button selected for the current Preset Group remains
memorized. For example, if you select the Piano Group button (as in the
example explained above), Preset 3 (Upright Piano) will be recalled. If
you now select the El Piano Group button, you will recall the FM Piano
Preset (button 4).
This system of memorizing the last selection made will help you recall
your preferred Presets quickly.
User Presets
The same logic also applies to the User Presets. Simply press the Preset
button to activate the User Presets (the LED turns on). Here you will find
an additional 64 User Presets belonging to the same Preset Groups which
recall different sound combinations with respect to the Presets.
For example, you can select the Preset n. 3 of the Piano Group to recall
Upright Piano, select User Preset n. 7 to recall Jazz Piano 2, then switch
from Preset to User Preset by pressing the Preset/User Preset button
repeatedly.
The User Presets are also programmable. You can memorize any
preferred sound setting to the User locations without permanently losing
the factory User Presets. These can be restored to their original status
using the Restore Preset function (see the General chapter).
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Note: For a list of Presets and factory
User Presets, refer to the tables in the
Appendix.
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