•
Effect Bypass
- To bypass all effect in the ProVocal, press the
<Program Up>
and
<Program Down>
buttons simultaneously. To take the unit out of bypass
mode, press either the
<Program Up>
,
<Program Down>
or
<Effect>
but-
ton.
Utility Functions
The ProVocal™ provides a Utility section which will give the user access to operation functions
including: Sample-Rate Selection, MIDI CC Selection and MIDI Channel Selection. The follow-
ing information tells you how to access and edit these features. This section also includes the
procedure for resetting the unit to its original factory settings.
•
Change CC Number
- Turn the power button on, while holding
<Program UP>
button. The
display will read:
Ut
Now press the
<Effect>
button and use Mic Type <
Parameter>
knob
to change the CC number. Once your selection has been made, press the
<Program Up>
button to exit the Utility menu.
•
MIDI Channel Selection
- Turn the power button on, while holding
<Program UP>
button.
The display will read:
Ut
Now press the
<Store>
button and the display will read:
CH
. use
Mic Type <
Parameter>
knob to change the MIDI channel. Selections are from 1-16 and o
(omni). Once your selection has been made, press the
<Program UP>
button to exit the
Utility menu.
•
Sample Rate Select
- Turn the power button on, while holding
<Program UP>
button. The
display will read:
Ut
Now press the
<Program Down>
button to toggle between 44.1kHz
and 48kHz sample rates. Once your selection has been made, press and hold the
<Program
Up>
button to exit the Utility menu.
Factory Reset
In the event that a factory reset is required, please use the following procedure:
• Press and hold the
<Store>
button while powering up the unit until
Fr
appears in the dis-
play. Press the
<Program Up>
to reset the unit, or wait to abort the procedure. When the
reset is taking place, the display will read:
rE
.
2.3 Utility functions and Factory Reset
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Summary of Contents for ProVocal
Page 1: ...ProVocal User Manual Digital Vocal Processor...
Page 5: ...INTRO CUSTOMER SERVICE INFO ProVocal DEFINED WARRANTY INFO INTRODUCTION ProVocal...
Page 9: ...Getting Started Getting Started Section 1 ProVocal...
Page 13: ...DETAILED PARAMETERS BASIC OPERATION AND UTILITY Operation Section 2 ProVocal...
Page 21: ...APPLICATION GUIDE DIGITAL APPLICATIONS Section 3 ProVocal...
Page 25: ...APPENDIX BlockDiagram dbxTypeIV WhitePaper Specifications APPENDIX Appendix ProVocal...
Page 26: ...Block Diagram 18 Appendix ProVocal Block Diagram ProVocal User Manual...
Page 30: ...Type IV White Paper 22 Appendix ProVocal ProVocal User Manual...
