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General Music WX2 Workstation Synthesizer manual available for free PDF download: Owner's Manual
General Music WX2 Owner's Manual (226 pages)
Multimedia Workstations
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General Music
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1 Introduction
13
Perhaps the Best Advice We Can Give You
13
WX2 and WX400 - What's the Difference
13
Welcome to All WS Users Who Don't Want to Throw Their WS Songs Disks Away
13
We Haven't Forgotten the S-Series Users
13
Getting Started
15
Quick Installation
15
Play some ROM Sounds
16
Drum Family
16
Samples
16
Zoom in and See Your Sound in Large Type
16
Select some Real Time Performances
16
Layer Two Sounds (Tracks)
16
Multi-Track Situations
17
Deactivate Tracks (Sounds) with the Toggle
17
Select and Play Internal Styles
17
Sing Along with a Song Using SCORE
18
Load a Song from the Supplied WX Demo Disk
18
Preload
19
Load a Song Stylew from WS Songs Disks
19
How to Record a Song
20
Detailed Start-Up
21
Before Starting
21
The Rear Panel
21
Connecting the Power Cable
21
Power Switch
22
Audio out Left-Right/M Outputs
22
Audio in Left-Right/M Inputs
22
Control Pedals - Connecting the Footpedals
23
Pedalboard
23
MIDI Connections
23
Headphones
23
Powering up
24
Contrast
25
The Keyboard
25
Master Volume Slider
25
Track Ball
25
Before Getting to Grips with Your Unit, Set the Internal Clock and Calendar
25
Procedure
25
Use Only Generalmusic Software
26
Chapter 2 Interface Basics
27
Navigation and Data Entry
27
The Display
27
The Cursor Diamond
28
The "TOGGLE" - the Central Cursor Diamond Button
28
Zoom in - Zoom out
28
The Function Buttons (F1
28
The PAGE+ and PAGE- Buttons of the Edit Section
28
Data Entry
29
The Data Entry Wheel
29
The Keyboard
29
The Ent and Esc Buttons
29
Master Volume
30
The Edit Modes
30
The Sound Banks
30
The Sequencer & Users Controls
31
The Performance and Style Banks
31
The Sequencer Edit Section
31
The 4 Operating Modes
32
Real Time Performance Mode
32
Internal Style Mode
32
Programmable Style Mode
33
Song and Song Style Mode
33
SELECTION - Using the Modes
35
To Select a Sound
35
Second and Third Banks
36
To Select a Real Time Performance
36
To Select an Internal Style
37
To Select a Programmable Style
37
To Select a Song
38
Conclusion
38
Chapter 3 Performances, Tracks & Rom Sounds
39
The Performances
39
SAVE PERFORMANCE - How to Memorise a Modification
39
What Parameters Do the Performances Memorise
40
How the Performances of the Playing Modes Differ
40
The Style and Song Commands
41
The Start/Stop Button
41
The Fill/Tap Button
41
Add Modulation or Pitch Changes to Your Playing with the Track-Ball
41
The Fill Var/Cont Button
41
The Intro/End Button
41
A Rapid Tour of the Main Display
42
Mute or Activate a Track
43
Select Tracks and Create Multi-Track Situations
43
View a Sound in Large Type
43
Split Sound Tracks
44
Mixing the Sound Volumes of a Multi-Timbral Situation
44
The Tracks and the Track Configuration
45
Tracks and the Real Time Performance
45
Tracks and the WX Sequencer
45
The Track Configuration
45
The SCORE Function
46
The Rom Sounds
47
Double and Single Oscillator Sounds
47
Drumkits and Sound Patches
47
How the Sounds Are Organised
48
Chapter 4 The Edit Section
49
General Overview of the Edit Section
49
The Edit Section Displays
49
The Edit Section Provides the Following Edit Modes
50
Disk and Static Ram
51
General Information
51
Precautions to Take When Handling Disks
51
How to Load a Floppy Disk into the Disk Drive
52
Disk Operating Modes
53
How to Toggle between DISK and Sram
53
Loading Data into SRAM
53
Load Operations
54
LOAD ALL DISK (or All SRAM)
54
Automatic Loading
55
Load All Songs
55
Load All Styles
55
Load All Performances
55
Load All Samples
56
Loading Samples from the S-Series Disks
56
Load Bank Mode
56
LOAD a SINGLE BANK of STYLES (Programmable)
56
Load a Single Bank of Real Time Performances
57
Load Single Mode
58
Load Single Song
58
Load Single Programmable Style
58
Load Single Performance
58
Load Single Sample
59
Load Single MIDI File
59
Preload
61
Save Operations
62
Save All Mode
62
SAVE ALL to DISK (or to SRAM)
62
Save All Songs
62
Save All Styles
63
Save All Performances
63
Save All Samples
63
Save Bank Mode
63
Save a Single Bank of Programmable Styles
63
Save a Single Bank of Real Time Performances
64
Save Single Mode
64
Save Single MIDI File
64
Erase Operations
67
Utility Operations
69
FORMAT = Allows a Disk to be Formatted
69
DIRECTORY = Allows the Contents of a Disk to be Examined
69
FREE SPACE = Displays the Free Space Available
70
DISK (Sram) NAME = Allows a Name to be Given to a Disk or to the Sram
70
Load User Program
71
Load Ws Song
72
Edit Mixer
73
The VOLUME Page
73
The PANPOT Page
74
The MASTER Page
74
The AUDIO in Page
75
Edit Status
76
The GENERAL Page
76
The Following Functions Are Available
76
Functions Assignable to the Pedals
77
The MICROTUNING Page
79
How to Programme an Intonation Scale
80
The VIDEO MONITOR Page
81
Edit Performance
83
Navigation
83
Configuration
83
Connect/Disconnect Local (Keyboard)
83
Connect/Disconnect MIDI in Events
84
Connect/Disconnect the Internal Sound Generator
84
Connect/Disconnect MIDI out
85
Mode
85
Detune
86
Transpose
86
After Touch
87
Random Pan
87
Trackball
87
Effects
88
Damper
88
10. Volume Pedal
88
11. Pedals
89
12. Priority
89
13. Copy
90
14. Perfname
90
15. Restore
91
The Effect Types Available
92
How to Edit the Effects
93
Effect 1 - Reverb
94
Effect 2 - Delay, Modulations
95
The RESTORE, STORE and COMPARE Functions
98
Compare
98
Restore
98
How to Store an Edited Effect
99
Edit Splits
101
How to Modify the Keyboard Extension of a Track
101
Chord Split
103
Free
103
Lock
104
Transfer a Sound to the Pedalboard
104
Edit Sounds
105
General Edit Procedure
106
Navigation
106
The Display Commands
106
The Sound Edit Parameters
107
The Edit Menu
107
Store the Modified Sound
108
Drumkits (and Sound Patch)
109
The Drumkit Edit Menu
109
The Drumkit Menu
110
The Drumkit Commands
112
The Commands Common to both Edit Displays
114
Effects
114
Compare
114
Library
115
Substitution of the Sound in Edit with Another from the Library
116
Store
118
Preload and Edit Sound
120
Edit MIDI
121
Navigation
121
Master and Slave
122
Assigning the MIDI Channels and out Port
122
Procedure
122
Memorising the Setting
122
What Does WX Transmit and Receive
123
MIDI Filters
125
The Filter Parameters
125
MIDI Controllers
126
MIDI Other
128
CLOCK: Selects INT(Ernal) or EXT(Ernal) Clock
128
COMMON CHANNEL: Assigns a Channel (1-16 or Off)
128
MERGE: Activates (On) or Deactivates (Off) the Function
129
SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE: Enables the Instrument for System Exclusive Operations (On)
130
MIDI CHANNEL LOCK: Locks a MIDI Channel Configuration for the Instrument as a Whole
130
GENERAL MIDI: Affects GS and GM MIDI Standard Files
131
Edit Arrange
132
Chapter 5 Styles, Songs & Sequencer
135
Internal Styles
135
General Information
135
What Is a Style
135
Chord Recognition and the Riff
136
How to Select an Internal Style
137
The Style Commands
137
The Style Tempo
138
The Tempo-Fix, M. Perf. and Sync Functions
138
Chord Split
139
Free and Lock
139
Deactivating the Tracks Engaged by the Sequencer (SEQ)
140
How to Mute a Sequencer Track
140
How to Disengage a Track and Play It in Real Time
140
Save a Modified Internal Style Performance
141
Save to Sram or Disk
141
Restore Internal Style Performance
141
The ARRANGER Options and How the Styles Are Affected
142
Programmable Styles
144
Riffs
144
Styles Can be Programmed in Three Ways
144
The Prog. Style Performance
144
How to Record a Style (Real Time)
145
A Detailed Explanation of each Step
146
Name Your Prog. Style
153
Save Your New Prog. Style to Sram or to Disk
153
Programming Styles Using STEP Recording
154
Procedure
154
Use COPY to Copy a Recorded Riff to Another
157
Other Operations Available in Prog Style Mode
157
Programmable Styles Compared with Internal Styles
158
Song Styles
159
Real Time Recording
159
Step Recording
159
Copying from an Existing Song Style
159
How to Record a Song Style (Real Time)
160
How to See the Chord Track Events
162
Recording a Medley
162
Give Your Song Style a Name
163
Muting or Disengaging Recorded Tracks
163
Song Style Performances
163
How to Create up to 8 Song Style Performances
163
Editing Song Styles
165
Save Your Song Style to Sram or Disk
165
Load Song Styles from WS Songs Disks
165
Songs & the Sequencer
166
About the Sequencer
166
The Sequencer Controls
166
The Sequencer Operating Modes
167
Songs
168
Something about the Songs and Their Structure
168
Where Are the Songs Stored
169
The Song Performances
169
Exploiting the Real Time Performances
169
Loading Songs from Disk
170
Preload
170
Song Playback Mode
171
Start a Song from any Point
171
Playing Along with a Song in Playback
172
The GET Function
173
Connecting to a Domestic TV or Colour Computer Monitor
173
SONG RECORD Mode
174
Songs Can be Recorded in Two Ways
174
Before Entering Record Mode, Prepare Your Performance
174
How to Realtime Record a Song
174
Realtime Record Options
176
The Mask Option
177
How to Step Record a Song
177
Recording Pitch Bend, after Touch and Controller Data
178
Multi-Track Recording
178
Recording MIDI in Events Simultaneously with Track Events
179
Create a Performance to Communicate with Computers/Sequencers
179
The GET Function - Create a Score of Your Recording
180
General Instructions to Follow When Programming the Lyrics and Chords Tracks Using a Computer
181
Lyrics Track
181
Chords Track
181
Working with Standard MIDI Files
182
Create Standard MIDI Files
182
Load Standard MIDI Files
182
General MIDI and Standard MIDI Files
182
Chapter 6 Sequencer Edit Mode
183
Master Track
183
The Master Track Parameters - First Page
183
For Song Styles Only
185
For Songs Only
185
For Songs and Song Styles
186
Master Track Event Edit
186
How to Edit Master Track Events
187
Create an Event with INSERT
187
Delete Events
188
The Master Track MASK Function
189
Copy
190
To Effect the Copy, Press ENT
191
Move
192
Erase
193
Insert/Delete
194
Insert
194
Delete
194
Transp
196
Dynamic
196
Quantize
197
Quantize Procedure in Record Mode
197
MICROSCOPE (Event Edit)
198
The Microscope Functions
201
Name
202
How to Use the Keyboard
202
Undo
203
UNDO and FREE MEMORY
203
Option
204
Appendix
205
Glossary
205
Federal Communications Commission
225
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