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Feature Reference
●
Utility Mode
System
5: Miscellaneous
●
Display
≤ Reverse, Normal.
Determines whether the VL1-m display appears in the normal way (black characters
on a white background) or reverse (white characters on a black background).
●
Confirm
≤ off, on.
Determines whether the “Are You Sure” confirmation message will appear during
the following operations:
• Voice store.
• Disk save, load, rename, delete, format.
• Bulk data transmit.
• Edit recall.
• Demo data load.
• Program change table initialize.
• Turning the confirmation function off can make operation faster and more
efficient by reducing the number of steps required for some operations, but it
also increases the danger of accidentally erasing important data. Use with
caution.
●
Memory Protect
≤ off, on.
Turns internal RAM memory protection on or off. When “on” no operations that
alter the contents of the internal memory can be performed. Be sure to turn memory
protection “off” before loading data, storing voices, receiving bulk data from external
equipment, etc.
- Connecting the Plug and Cord 2
- Bescheinigung des Importeurs 2
- SPECIAL MESSAGE SECTION 3
- PLEASE KEEP THIS MANUAL 4
- Owner’s Manual 2 5
- Contents 6
- About the Manuals 8
- Conventions 9
- Feature Reference 10
- General Operation 11
- The Three Main Modes 12
- 1. Press E 13
- 2. Press ¡ (“Com”) 13
- Other Navigation Aids 15
- Play Mode 17
- The Main Play Mode Display 18
- Voice Selection 19
- Using the Voice Directory 20
- The Sound Function 20
- Controller Views 21
- (“QED”): Quick Edit 23
- The Monitor Mode 24
- Element Select 26
- Element On/Off 26
- The Edit Compare Function 27
- The Copy Function 28
- 2. Press C 29
- Press [ and Confirm To Copy 30
- Storing Edited Data 31
- Initial Edit Page 34
- Voice Mode 36
- Common Miscellaneous 38
- 1: Setting 39
- 2: Controller 40
- 3: Element Pitch 41
- 4: Element Level & Pan 42
- 5: Portamento 44
- Element 2 45
- 6: Micro Tuning 46
- 7: Quick Edit Assign 47
- Common Effect 48
- 2: Modulation Effect 50
- 3: Feedback Delay 57
- Lch High 60
- Rch High 60
- 2. Press • 63
- 3. Set the Required Tempo 63
- 5. Press [ 63
- 4: Reverberation 64
- Element Controller 68
- 2: Embouchure 70
- 3: Pitch 71
- 4: Vibrato 73
- 5: Tonguing 74
- 6: Amplitude 75
- 7: Scream 76
- 8: Breath Noise 77
- 9: Growl 78
- 10: Throat Formant 79
- 11: Dynamic Filter 81
- 12: Harmonic Enhancer 82
- 13: Damping 84
- 14: Absorption 85
- 2. Select a Controller 86
- 5. Exit When Done 87
- Element Miscellaneous 88
- 2: Breath Noise 90
- 3: Throat Formant 95
- ≤ -64 … 63 100
- 4: Mixing 102
- Tap Location 103
- 5: Amplitude 108
- Breakpoint 1 … 8 Key 109
- Breakpoint 1 … 8 Offset 109
- Element Modifier 110
- 1: Harmonic Enhancer 111
- Edit Mode 112
- Phase (Modulator only) 113
- Index (Modulator only) 113
- CrrHPF, ModHPF 114
- Breakpoint 1 & 2 Key 114
- Breakpoint 1 & 2 Offset 115
- CrrOvr, ModOvr 115
- 2: Dynamic Filter 119
- Cutoff Freq.” parameter 120
- 3: Equalizer Auxiliary 123
- 4: Equalizer Band 126
- 6: Impulse Expander 129
- 7: Resonator 130
- Element Envelope 132
- 1: Pressure 133
- 2: Embouchure & Pitch 134
- 3: Vibrato 139
- ≤ -127 … 127 140
- ” is set to “0”, then 140
- 4: Growl 145
- 5: Amplitude & Filter 147
- Utility Mode 155
- 1: TG Setting 157
- 2: MIDI Setting 158
- 3: PGM Change Table 159
- 4: BC Curve 160
- 5: Miscellaneous 161
- Greeting Message 162
- MIDI Bulk Dump 164
- 1. Preparation 165
- 2. Select a Data Type 165
- 3. Press [ 165
- 4. Press - to Transmit 165
- 5. Press ] 165
- 1: Disk Status 167
- 2: Load From Disk 168
- 4. Press - to Load 169
- 3: Save To Disk 170
- 5. Enter a File Name 171
- 6. Press ] or [ 171
- 7. Press [ and Confirm 171
- 8. Press ] 171
- 4: Rename File 172
- 6. Press [ and Confirm 173
- 7. Press ] 173
- 5: Delete File 174
- 6: Format Disk 175
- Edit Recall 176
- 1. Press [ and Confirm 177
- 2. Press P 177
- 1. Press [ 179
- 2. Select a Demo 179
- 3. Press • To Run 179
- 4. Press ¶ To Stop 179
- Appendix 181
- VL1 & VL1-m Compatibility 182
- Troubleshooting 183
- Utility Setting Problems 184
- Voice Setting Problems 185
- Error Messages 186
- Comments 187
- Specifications 188
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