Selecting A Photo Picture - Edirol CG-8 User Manual

Creating patches

Selecting a Photo Picture

Here's how to select the Photo Picture you will use.
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Make sure that the [PHOTO PATCH] pad is lit, and press the [PICTURE] pad.
If you want to switch banks, hold down the [PICTURE] pad, then press a visual pad
[1]–[3] to select the desired bank, and release the [PICTURE] pad.
The [PICTURE] pad and visual pads [1]–[16] to which a Photo Picture is assigned will light.
The display panel indicates the bank and number of the currently selected Photo Picture.
* If you're creating the first Photo Patch for a newly created project, Photo Picture "1-1" will
be selected automatically.
2
Press one of the lit visual pads [1]–[16] to select a Photo Picture.
The Photo Picture will change. The display panel shows the bank and number of that
Photo Picture.
3
If you want to keep your Photo Picture settings, perform the Save operation (p. 72).
Previewing the Photo Pictures in the screen
You can preview the Photo Patch pictures in the screen. This is a convenient way to
find the picture you want to use.
1
Make sure that the [PHOTO PATCH] pad is lit, and press the [PREVIEW] button.
The [PREVIEW] button will light, and the preview screen will appear.
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At the same time, the [PICTURE] pad and visual pads to which a Photo Picture is
assigned will light.
The Photo Pictures in the screen are assigned to the visual pads of the corresponding
location.
To switch banks, hold down the [PICTURE] pad, press a visual pad [1]–[3], then release
the [PICTURE] pad.
2
Press the [PREVIEW] button once again to return to the normal patch playback screen.
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While you continue
holding down the
[PICTURE] pad, the visual
pad for the currently
selected bank number will
blink.
You can select Photo
Pictures from those that
are loaded into the
currently selected project.
For details on how to load
Photo Pictures into a
project, refer to "Editing a
project" (p. 57).
The Photo Picture will not
change if you press a
visual pad to which no
Photo Picture is assigned
(i.e., a visual pad that is
not lit).