Panel Controls; Operation; Syntrack Modes; Display In Set-Up Mode - Spectral Audio SYNTRACK Owner's Manual

1.4 Panel Controls

1.5 Operation

1.5.1 Syntrack modes

The Syntrack offers three modes:
1. Standard mode:
2. Set-up mode:
3. Wave Select mode:
Set-up and Wave Select modes are activated by pressing the SETUP and WAVE SELECT buttons
respectively.
Please note: If the WAVE SELECT button is pressed in Set-up mode, the Syntrack will output the
memory contents as Sysex via MIDI Out (dump). The Syntrack cannot be played during this
dumping process.
Press the STORE button to return to Standard mode. Any changes which have been made will
then be stored. If you do not wish to store changes, you must switch the instrument off and then
on again. The Syntrack is always in Standard mode after being started in this manner.
A brief black-out of the display when the STORE button is pressed confirms that your data is
being stored. A brief black-out which may occur when playing a deep note followed by a high
note results from the technical design of the system and does not affect correct functioning.

1.5.1.1 Display in Set-up mode

The SETUP button is used to switch from one function to the next (e.g. from "c" to "P"). The
respective values are altered with the UP or DOWN button.
C
MIDI Channel (1..16; the tens digit is represented by the point on the left. Example:
C3=channel3, C.3=channel 13).
P
Pitch range in semi-tones (1..2; the tens digit is represented by the point on the left).
R
Rotary frequency LFO (1..99; display shows "r" and the value in alternation)
d
Depth LFO (max. modulation, 1..12 semi-tones)
L
LFO Sync MIDI clock: 0=off, 1=on (Eighth note)
Syntrack
The program number is displayed
A letter and a number are displayed. Exception: Rotary frequency of
the LFO is indicated in flashing mode
The wave number of the current program is displayed in flashing
mode.
Page 3
Synthesizer