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ADD-one MANUAL
SECTION
5
Altering Parameters
in
ADD-one
When working through this section,
you
should have
an
ADD-one ready
for
operation
at
your disposal since trying out the tremendous number
of
possibilities immediately will give
a
better understanding
of the
explanations provided and help you
to
remember them more easily
5.1
General
To
facilitate editing
of the
numerous parameter values
of the
ADD-one
there are two basic display options:
'
A.
Anindividual
parameter,
e.g.
VOLUME
,
can be set
in
all
8
channels
using
the
rotary encoders
(3).
We
will call this the "horizontal
mode
.
in
this mode, for example, the
display looks like
this-
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
CHANNELS
99
60
50
99
90
99
40
99
VOLUME
Eight different parameters can
be set in
a
single output channel
using
the
rotary encoders
(3).
This we will call the "vertical mode"
By
way
of
example, the display here would look like
this:
VOL PAN PIT BEN BDE
FIL PBN DUR
PARAM.
99
<10
03
-20
28
00
00
00
CHAN
1
After selecting
a
drumset program with
the
large rotary control
(4),
the
program number indicator located above
the
control will start
to
flash
indicating
that
although
the
drumset number
has been
preselected
the
individual parameters have not yet been changed. The data
will only
be
fetched from
the
memory
after the
"GO"
key
is
pressed and
the
display
will then stop flashing.
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x
If
individual parameters
in the
channel are altered using
the
small
rotary controls
(3),
these values will also
fla-sh
on
the
display
indicating
that they have been
altered from
the
original memory value,
in
addition,
a
dot
will also appear
at the
bottom right
of the
drumset
program display.
The
alteration
is
immediately audible
at the
outputs,
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ether CHANNEL, MASTER, MONITOR
or
PHONES. After pressing
the
GO
key,
the
original memory value will
be
loaded back and
the
display will stop flashing again. The display will also
stop flashing
once the stored value has been found again.
By
pressing
the "HELP" key, an
comment
in
English will
be
displayed
providing
a
brief explanation
of the
functions and parameters associated
with each page. Pressing "HELP"
a
second time will return
the
oriainal
page display.
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