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This knob is not labeled on the panel
with a parameter name that indicates its
purpose. Instead, the name of the
parameter and its function is shown in
the display. Apart from the envelope sec-
tion, each of the parameter groups fea-
tures these peripheral parameters that
are grouped in menus. These are ancil-
lary parameters that complement the
directly accessible parameters. They may
be selected via the PARAMETER buttons
and controlled via the aforementioned
VALUE knob or the two VALUE buttons.
In order to return to the current Play
mode (MULTI, SINGLE or MULTI-SINGLE),
press the MULTI or SINGLE button. Then
you can switch programs as usual via the
VALUE buttons; the VALUE knob is now
disabled.
In Play mode, the other four knobs have
the same function as in the EDIT parame-
ter group. Accordingly, you can access
Filter Cutoff, the two Definable knobs
and Master Volume directly.
Parameter Selection and Data Entry
If you want to return to the previously
selected parameter group or to the pre-
viously edited parameter, simply press
the UP or DOWN button.
When you call up a parameter in the dis-
play menus, you will also determining
the function of the dedicated knobs
(those with the fixed labels). If, for
example, you select the LFO section,
then the menu of one of the three LFOs
is indicated in the upper line of the dis-
play. The parameter that is controlled via
the VALUE knob or buttons is indicated
in the lower line. When you select the
LFO menu, you must also determine
which LFO is to be controlled by the ded-
icated knobs. So if you want to use these
labeled knobs to control the functions
LFO Rate, Shape, Contour and Keyfollow
for LFO 2, you must use the PARAMETER
buttons in the display to dial in one of
the parameters of LFO 2. This selected
parameter may then be edited via the
VALUE knob. At the same time, you can
control LFO 2's Rate, Shape, Contour and
Keyfollow via the four remaining knobs.
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