Selection Types - Korg GEC3 User Manual

Selection Types

There are the different types of selection buttons used in the GEC3:
Button
Select
UP
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DOWN
ALL CALL
The remainder of the manual takes you through the various modes and tabs on the GEC3.
Description
Checkbox – Press to select, press again to unselect. This type of selection does
not automatically turn off. Once selected, you must press it again to unselect it.
Radio Button – Press to select. Only one radio button in a group of radio
buttons can be selected at one time. If one is already selected and you press
another, the first one automatically un-selects. This type of selection is used in
cases when one of the settings is always selected – for example, On or Off.
Selection Box (with dropdown menu) – Press arrow to display options, press
option to select. This type of selection is used in cases when there are a number
of pre-set options to choose from.
Volume slide – For volume selection. Press on the intersection of the black and
white bars to grab the slide – slide up to raise volume and slide down to lower
it. You can also press anywhere on the black bar and the white bar will jump to
that point, raising or lowering the volume as selected. The actual volume
number displayed between the volume buttons (see below).
Volume buttons – For volume selection. Press up to raise the volume; press
down to lower it. Press and hold down on either button to quickly scroll
through the volumes. The actual volume number displayed between the
volume buttons.
The All Call button appears at the bottom of the screen on every screen. Press
it to route signal from your mic to every headphone set connected in the studio
or classroom. This is the quickest way to establish communication with the
students, and it is convenient when you are in any mode other than Lecture
mode.
By pressing the All Call button, you turn off all student instruments and
student will hear you (the teacher) and your instrument only. All other
selections and button presses (like student box, two way communication, etc.)
are disabled.
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