Generalmusic Promega 2, Owner'S Manual

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Go to the BASS/OTHER section and use the Virtual-
POT to select the sound FRETLESS, (at the 2 o’clock
position).
When we pressed each of those SEND buttons, we temporarily put the instrument into EDIT
MODE. In this mode each section’s slider and display allowed you to view and modify something
other than the section’s volume level, (which is what they normally do). To let you know that
the instrument was in EDIT MODE, all of the displays started flashing along with the actual
button you pressed to put the instrument into EDIT MODE, (in this case, the SEND button).
There are a number of occasions when you will need to put the instrument into EDIT MODE to
adjust some value or other. Occasionally, you might hit an edit button by accident and set the
instrument flashing without knowing how you did it. To return the instrument to normal, the
procedure is always the same; locate the button which is flashing and simply press it once to
escape from EDIT MODE.
EXAMPLE 3: Splitting the keyboard.
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Now let’s try to split the keyboard, placing a bass sound on the left side of the split.
First we’ll set up the bass sound.
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You should now hear the piano on the right side of the keyboard and the newly selected
bass sound on the left.
Use the slider to adjust it’s vo-
lume level to about 120.
We should remove any reverb from this sound.
Make sure that the REVERB button is
turned off.
And we’ll add a little chorus.
Turn the PRO EFX button on.
Next, check that the sound is in its normal octave range.
Check that the OCTAVE setting is normal,
(both leds should be off). Press both OCATVE
buttons together to restore normal range
Now, since we want to place this sound to the
left of the split, we need to activate the TO
LEFT function.
Turn on the TO LEFT button.
Now we’re ready to turn the section on.
Press the red ON/OFF button in this section.