DigiTech HARMONYMAN -, Owner'S Manual

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9
Using the HarmonyMan
TM
Automatically Set the Key and Scale
Make sure the
musIQ
TM
button is lit. (If it’s not lit, press it once.)
Make sure the On LED is not lit. If it is lit, press the Harmony On/Off
footswitch once.
Play some chords until one of the
Harmony Key Display
LEDs turns
yellow and then turns green. The key and scale have now been set. Note
that even when a
Harmony Key
LED is yellow, that key and scale will be
used if the harmonies are engaged.
Manually Set the Key and Scale
Press and hold the
Memory Select
footswitch for approximately 1 second.
The musIQ button will flash and a red LED will cycle around the Harmony
Key Display .
Continue to hold down the footswitch and strum a chord to set the key
and scale accordingly. For example, if you strum an Am chord, the C/Am
LED in the
Harmony Key Display
turns green. The output is muted when
manually setting the key and scale.
Release the
Memory Select footswitch.
Reset the musIQ
TM
Feature’s Memory
If you have manually set the key, but want the HarmonyMan
TM
to automatically
detect the key again, you can reset the musIQ feature’s memory and turn the
musIQ feature back on. Resetting the musIQ memory erases any chordal
history that previously existed.
Make sure the On LED is not lit. If it is lit, turn it off using the Harmony
On/Off
footswitch.
Press and hold the Memory Select footswitch for approximately 1 second.
The musIQ button flashes and a red LED cycles around the
Harmony Key
Display .
Release the Memory Select footswitch without strumming a chord. In this
example, any previous note information in the musIQ feature’s memory
is cleared and the musIQ feature is enabled. This will result in faster key
tracking, for example, when starting a new song after a previous song has
ended.
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