General Music S2 Turbo, Owner'S Manual

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2. Select a track that requires the modification.
3. Rotate the
DIAL
or specify the parameter value with the
NUMERIC KEYPAD
.
4. Select another track, as required, and repeat the operation.
5. Select another parameter, as required, and carry out the modifications.
Example: How to modify the track Volumes
1. Select the
VOLUME
button (if necessary).
2. Select the first track to modify and rotate the
DIAL
or insert the value with the
NU
-
MERIC KEYPAD
.
3. Select other tracks and repeat the operation.
Example: How to modify the Release of the Sounds
1. Select the
RELEASE
parameter (if necessary).
2. Select the first track to modify and rotate the
DIAL
or insert the value with the
NU
-
MERIC KEYPAD
.
3. Select other tracks and repeat the operation.
The “
F
.
C
.” symbol
When a Sound* parameter is modified with the
Function Controller, the symbol
F.C.
(=Function Controllers) appears
in the top right hand corner of the main display.
This is a reminder that the Sound parameters have been altered with respect to the origi-
nal status memorised in the Performance. To recall the default status of the parameters,
select the “F.C. Reset” command which appears in the Function Controller page.
The “
F
.
C
.
RESET
” command in the
FUNCTION CONTROLLER DISPLAY
Select this command to recall the
default settings of the parameters of the Sound (Attack, Release, Filter 1, Filter 2).
Save the modifications to the Performance
The modifications made with the Function Controllers must be memorised to avoid losing
them when you select the same Performance or a different Performance.
In the main display, select the Save Performance command and confirm the memoris-
ing procedure. You can memorise the modifications in the current Performance, or in
another Performance of the same Bank/Song or of another Bank/Song.
If you select another Performance, remember that, as well as the modifications made with
the Function Controllers, you will also memorise all the other Performance parameters
(Sound, Transpose, Volume...). This operation is equivalent to the creation of a new
Performance, if necessary to replace another.
The modified Performance will be cancelled when the instrument is turned off. Save the
relative Bank/Song to a floppy disk or to R
AM
-disk if the Performance is required for
future use
Note: The modifications made to the Performance caused by the messages received at
M
IDI
I
N
(Volume, Pan, Effects selections and Effects Volume changed) do not trigger the
appearance of the “F.C.” symbol and cannot be memorised in the Performance.
(10) Real time Sound editing
* Attack, Release, Filter 1,
Filter 2. parameters