Getting Ready; Top Panel - Boss Vocal Performer VE-22 Reference Manual

Getting ready

Top panel

1
[PHONES/LINE] knob
Sets the volume for the PHONES/LINE OUT.
* This doesn't change the volume for the OUTPUT L/R.
2
Display
Shows various information for the VE-22.
MEMO
The screen that appears after you turn on the power is called the
"play screen".
3
[MEMORY] knob
Operation Function
Turn Switches between memories or menus.
Press
Confirms the operation.
Press and turn Turn while pressing to skip ahead 10 memories.
4
[EXIT] button
Operation Function
Returns to the previous screen or undoes an
Press
operation.
While on the play screen, long-press the button
to turn the lock function on. This disables the
[MEMORY], [HARMONY], [EFFECT] and [ECHO]
Long-press
knobs as well as the [MENU] button. This prevents
accidental changes to the settings. Long-press
again to turn the lock function off.
5
[MENU] button
Configures the functions.
Operation Function
Press The MENU screen appears.
Press twice The DYNAMICS edit screen appears.
When you press and
appears (p. 11).
2
1 2
7
together, the MEMORY WRITE screen
3 4
6
[HARMONY], [EFFECT] and [ECHO] knobs
Operation Function
Switches the effect on/off.
Press
When this is on, the knob's indicator lights up.
Edits the parameter values shown in the display.
Turn
Turn the knob while holding down the [MENU]
button to edit the value in increments of 10.
Press and turn Changes the type.
Press twice
Switches to the edit screen.
7
Pedal switch
There are two modes for the pedal switches: memory mode and
manual mode, each with different functions.
You can press the [É] and [Ç] switches at the same time to switch
between modes ("Switching the pedal mode" (p. 7)).
Memory mode
The pedal switch functions are (from left to right) HARMONY on/
off, É (memory decrement), Ç (memory increment).
You can assign other functions to the [HARMONY] switch
(p. 13).
Manual mode
The pedal switch functions are (from left to right) HARMONY,
EFFECT and ECHO on/off.
You can assign other functions to the switches (p. 14).
5
6
Type name
Parameter name
Parameter value