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TouchView user interface
e & f: On-screen sliders, knobs, & meters
To modify the value of an on-screen slider or knob, first
touch the object, and then use the VALUE controllers to
modify the value.
To edit an on-screen slider or knob, simply touch it and then
drag to change its value. Knobs can generally be turned by
both up-down and right-left gestures.
Alternatively, you can first touch the slider or knob and then
use the VALUE controllers to modify the value.
On-screen meters show audio levels for Program Oscillators
(on the Control Surface page), Combination Timbres, Song
Tracks, insert, master, and total effects, and the main output.
g & h: Page group tabs and Page tabs
Press the lower row of tabs to select the page group, and then
press the upper row of tabs to select the page. The top of the
screen shows the name of the current page and group; see "a:
Current page" on page 13.
i: Check-box (and radio buttons)
Check-boxes turn functions or options on and off, and radio
buttons select between a small set of options.
Tip: You can select check-boxes and radio buttons by
touching their text labels; you don't need to touch directly on
the graphic boxes and buttons.
j: Page menu button
When this button is pressed, a list of menu commands will
appear. The available commands will vary depending on the
current page. To select a command, just touch it.
The page menu will close when you press the LCD screen at
a location other than the page menu, or when you press the
EXIT button.
Although each page may have its own unique menu
commands, the menus are standardized as much as possible.
For instance, WRITE is usually the first menu item in
Program, Combination, and Global modes.
Menu shortcut: ENTER + numeric keypad
You can use a shortcut to access any of the first ten menu
items:
1. Hold down the ENTER key.
2. Press a number (0-9) on the numeric keypad to select
the desired menu command, starting with 0.
For instance, press 0 for the first menu command, 1 for the
second, and so on.
If the menu command just toggles an option on and off (such
as Exclusive Solo), then you're done. If the command calls
up a dialog box, the dialog will appear on the LCD, and you
can proceed just as if you'd selected the command from the
touch-screen.
Dialog box
Many menu commands use dialog boxes to make additional
settings. The dialog box that appears will depend on the
currently selected menu command.
To confirm settings in a dialog box, press the OK button. To
exit without making changes, press the Cancel button. After
pressing either OK or Cancel, the dialog box will close.
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Text edit button
Cancel button
OK button
Text edit button
Pressing this button brings up an on-screen keyboard, for
changing the name of Programs, Combis, Songs, Wave
Sequences, Drum Kits, etc. For more information, see
"Editing names and entering text" under "Writing to internal
memory" in the OG.
Other objects
Patch panels
The MS-20EX and MOD-7 use on-screen patch panels to
route audio and control signals. To make a connection
between two patch points:
1. Touch one of the two jacks (either input or output),
and drag your finger across the screen to the second
jack.
A yellow line appears as you drag across the screen, and is
replaced by a patch cable once the connection is made.
To delete a connection between two patch points:
1. Touch the input jack, and drag off of the jack.
The selected connection will be deleted.
Program Play page Overview/Jump graphics
The main Program P0:Play-Main page (see "Selecting
Programs by bank and number" on page 18) features an
interactive overview of the most important parameters, such
as oscillators, filters, envelopes, LFOs, and so on. Just touch
any of these overview areas, and you'll jump to the
corresponding edit page.
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