General Music S2 Turbo, Owner'S Manual

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T
RACK
T
RANSPOSER
/ M
ASTER
T
RANSPOSER
The tracks can be individually transposed in the
EDIT TRACK TRANSPOSER
environment
(figure 1). They can be globally transposed (the instrument as a whole) by means of
the
MASTER TRANSPOSER
button (only S2/S3) or in the “Master Transpose” window
of the
EDIT TRACK TRANSPOSER
environment (figure 2).
All modifications effected with the Track Transposer are shown in
EDIT PERFORM
-
ANCE
/
TRACKS
, page 2. They can be saved in the Performance.
The
TRACK TRANSPOSER
button
Track Transposer
Follow this procedure:
1. Select the track to transpose in the track column.
2. Rotate the
DIAL
or specify the required transpose value with the
NUMERIC KEYPAD
.
Each transposition unit represents one semitone.
Default: 0. Value range: -60 ... +60.
Octave up Transpose one octave up.
Octave down Transpose one octave down.
Master Opens the Master Transposer window.
Reset Resets all the track transpose values to zero. This command does not affect the Master
Transpose setting.
Master Transposer
Access this editor in the
TRACK TRANSPOSER
.
1. Access the
TRACK TRANSPOSER
.
2. Select the “Master” command.
Regulate the Master Transpose setting in the following manner:
1. Rotate the
DIAL
or specify the required transpose value with the
NUMERIC KEYPAD
.
2. Press
ENTER
to confirm and to escape from the window (or press
EXIT
to annul the command
and escape).
Default: 0. Value range: -24 ... +24 semitone.
In S2/S3, the value of Master shown in the window or in the first line of the Track Trans-
poser relates to the
MASTER TRANSPOSE
buttons.
The
MASTER TRANSPOSE
buttons (only S2/S3)
These buttons are identified by the silk-screened symbols representing “sharp” (
#
)
and “flat” (
b
). When pressed repeatedly, they decrease or increase the global pitch
of the instrument by one semitone at a time.
Figure 1: Track Transposer Figure 2: Master Transpose
(2) Track Transposer / Master Transposer