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Contents

IV

8 - Options............................................................................................... 8.1

General Options .........................................................................................................8.2
Music Options ............................................................................................................8.2
Mic Options .................................................................................................................8.3
MIDI Options ...............................................................................................................8.4
Video Option ...............................................................................................................8.5

Txt+Search mode .......................................................................................................... 8.5
Text Only mode .............................................................................................................. 8.5
Rolling mode .................................................................................................................. 8.5

9 - Compact Flash & Software ............................................................... 9.1

Formatting Compact Flash cards ................................................................................... 9.1
Capacity of Compact Flash cards .................................................................................. 9.1
Inserting and replacing a Compact Flash card............................................................... 9.1
Card Status Messages ................................................................................................... 9.1
Saving data on a Compact Flash card ........................................................................... 9.2
Saving Songs on a Compact Flash card ........................................................................ 9.2

Software ......................................................................................................................9.2

Appendix A - Connection Examples ............................................. App A.1

Front panel connections .......................................................................................... App A.1
Audio + Video with TV only ..................................................................................... App A.1
TV + Hi-FI System ................................................................................................... App A.1
Personal Computer ................................................................................................. App A.2
Keyboard & MIDI equipment ................................................................................... App A.2
TV + amplification system ....................................................................................... App A.3
Live performances using a MIDI keyboard ............................................................. App A.3
Home Theater ......................................................................................................... App A.4
Home Studio ........................................................................................................... App A.4
Karaoke Club .......................................................................................................... App A.5
VCR / DVD / DivX Image as a background for the lyrics......................................... App A.6
O VCR / DVD / DivX with the same TV ................................................... App A.6

Appendix B - Lyrics & Chords Compatibility ...............................App B.1

Appendix C - Troubleshooting ......................................................App C.1

Errors appearing on the bottom line of the TV screen .................................. App C.1
Other non-explicit errors .................................................................................. App C.2

Appendix D - MIDI Sounds ............................................................App D.1

Appendix E - Families of Sounds ................................................. App E.1

Technical Specifications ................................................................ Specs.1

Summary of Contents for OkyWeb2

Page 1: ...REFERENCE MANUAL www okyweb com au www hittrax com au...

Page 2: ...well as the specifications of the products it refers to are subject to change without prior warning M LIVE s r l assumes no responsibility for the use or application of the products described in this...

Page 3: ...trols Playing Songs Searching Songs Playlist Editing EQ EFX Options Compact Flash Software Connection Examples MIDI Sounds Chapters Families of Sounds Troubleshooting 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 A B C Lyrics Ch...

Page 4: ...ction keys 2 4 Browse Keys 2 4 Real Time Changes 2 4 Song search 2 5 Save 2 5 Shift key 2 6 3 Playing Songs 3 1 Player Controls 3 1 Changing Tempo 3 2 Changing Key or Transposing 3 2 Saving Changes 3...

Page 5: ...All Tracks mode 6 3 Single Track mode 6 3 Page counter 6 4 Values of the selected parameter 6 4 Status of the selected track 6 5 Transpose 6 6 Instrument Family 6 6 Choosing the Family 6 6 Choosing th...

Page 6: ...1 Front panel connections App A 1 Audio Video with TV only App A 1 TV Hi FI System App A 1 Personal Computer App A 2 Keyboard MIDI equipment App A 2 TV amplification system App A 3 Live performances...

Page 7: ...and extra tracks dedicated to vocal processing The MF5 backing tracks exploit all the features of the OkyWeb2 s on board expander each backing track can have its own exclusive sounds realized specifi...

Page 8: ...ered in a lengthier way in other chapters The aim is to give you all the most important information on the various topics without compelling you to continually jump from one chapter to another Lastly...

Page 9: ...ely synchronized the audio can be heard but the image is disturbed In this case just disconnect the OkyWeb2 power supply unit for a few seconds and then reconnect Once it appears again the image remai...

Page 10: ...ENTER on the name of an Artist to v i e w t h e s o n g s available GENRE enables the search and display of the songs by Genre Press ENTER on the name of a Genre to v i e w t h e s o n g s available L...

Page 11: ...nd system recorder etc Use the VOLUME pot to adjust the volume AV OUT Audio Video output Allows to connect a television or a compatible unit with the same type of signal to display the lyrics of the b...

Page 12: ...Introduction 2 6 Okyweb2 with optional OkyTV available from www okyweb com au Enjoy enhanced view of scrolling lyrics play lists and editing...

Page 13: ...ropriate slot The Compact Flash card is indispensable because it contains the backing tracks and other important data indispensable for using OkyWeb2 N B if necessary you can also use an empty Compact...

Page 14: ...to select a new song PLAY PAUSE CONTINUE from the PAUSE point STOP While the song is playing the TV screen window will split into two The top half shows the song details Title Performer Lyrics and Ch...

Page 15: ...Key Melody Mute These keys allow to control the following functions TEMPO change the playing speed KEY change the key allowing to find quickly the most suited to your voice MELODY MUTE to lower or mut...

Page 16: ...title you re looking for OkyWeb2 will display stored songs whose titles begin with the letter selected Add new letters to refine the search and proceed in this way until you find the desired song T9 s...

Page 17: ...BPM Beat Per Minute also called Tempo and Transpose in semitones 2 Time also called Signature or Meter or Metric Division 3 Bar Beat counter Front Panel MIC I MIC IN Microphone connection socket PHON...

Page 18: ...nctions even if your hands are full MULTIPORT Multifunction port Thanks to the custom cables supplied can be used as a MIDI IN MIDI THRU port or a USB port MIDI IN MIDI THRU port using the MULTIPORT M...

Page 19: ...choice and settings editing Transport Song control keys PLAY Play key STOP PAUSE STOP Press once to pause during a song Press twice to go back to the beginning of a song The STOP key is also used for...

Page 20: ...These keys are used for browsing the OkyWeb2 menus UP DOWN Scroll the lists parameters and settings SHIFT Speeds up the scrolling Press the SHIFT key and the LED lights up The Up and DOWN keys will no...

Page 21: ...the LED off the LED starts to flash and a T9 Search a very rapid intuitive search method is enabled NOTE For more detailed information on search methods see Ch Searching Songs Save The combination of...

Page 22: ...Alphabetical search SAVE function Also in this status the UP and DOWN keys change their scroll function to scrolling the song list a page at a time This mode is enabled by pressing and releasing the...

Page 23: ...STOP PAUSE button Press once to pause during a song PLAY restarts the song from where it was stopped Press STOP twice to stop the song The video display goes back to the song list REW FFWD REWIND and...

Page 24: ...y and are not saved in the OkyFlash memory yet If you exit the changed song the tempo and key parameters will go back to their original values Each time you make a change to a song BPM Transpose Melod...

Page 25: ...han track 4 The OkyWeb2 allows you to change the track number for the melody mute The MELODY TRACK function is in the OPTIONS MUSIC OPTIONS menu See Ch Options for more information Audio Controls The...

Page 26: ...chords with large format characters The phrases already performed or about to be performed are written in UPPER CASE letters The phrases to be performed soon but not immediately anticipated phrase ar...

Page 27: ...set as the preset mode Press the OPTION key Select VIDEO OPTIONS with the UP and DOWN keys Press ENTER Select TEXT MODE with the UP and DOWN keys Set the desired mode with the and keys Press the OPTIO...

Page 28: ...the previous one Searching on the OkyWeb2 Display While a song is playing the OkyWeb2 display normally shows music informations BPM Key Time and Bar Beat Counter Press UP or DOWN to display the song...

Page 29: ...ED SHIFT LED OFF Search by Title Artist and Genre enabled SHIFT LED ON Alphabetical Search enabled SHIFT LED FLASHING T9 Search enabled The various OkyWeb2 keys can carry out several functions indicat...

Page 30: ...FT key to exit and switch off the LED Press the TITLE key To find the required song Scroll the list with the UP and DOWN keys SHIFT UP DOWN to move faster Position the arrow cursor on the song title a...

Page 31: ...uired Artist Press ENTER The list of songs for the selected Artist will be shown To find the required song Scroll the list with the UP and DOWN keys SHIFT UP DOWN to move faster Position the arrow on...

Page 32: ...w on the required Genre Press ENTER The list of songs for the selected Genre will be shown To find the required song Scroll the list with the UP and DOWN keys SHIFT UP DOWN to move faster Position the...

Page 33: ...o letters on the same key one after the other wait a few seconds between the first and second letter The key enters the following characters space Type in the first letters of the Song Title Artist or...

Page 34: ...just once for each letter The T9 Search is the easiest and fastest search method on the OkyWeb2 Type in at least three or four letters and the item you re looking for will be found almost every time E...

Page 35: ...n in the set order without having to stop and search for the next songs To enable the Playlist function Press the LIST key The Playlist selection window will appear N B TheAlphabetical and T9 Search f...

Page 36: ...ANUAL The Playlist stops at the end of each song and waits for a Play command before running the next song To stop a Playlist Press the STOP key To select a song in the Playlist You can also scroll th...

Page 37: ...laylist procedures are much easier if you connect your OkyWeb2 to a PC and use the OkySoft2 software supplied with the unit To edit a Playlist Enable the Playlist function by pressing the LIST key Sel...

Page 38: ...h a song in the usual ways See Ch Searching Songs for more information Select the song to be entered with the UP and DOWN keys Press ENTER The new song is added in the chosen position and then PAGE 1...

Page 39: ...pear Press ENTER to confirm the deletion or Press EXIT to abort the deletion PressEXIT toexittheDELETESONGfunction FEVER DISPLAY LIST CLUBs and PUBs I WANT LOVE FEVER ONE MORE NIGHT MILLENIUM SATISFAC...

Page 40: ...nction Delete Playlist By selecting DELETE PLAYLIST a Playlist can be deleted An alert message appears asking for confirmation Press ENTER to delete the Playlist or Press EXIT to abort the deletion Ne...

Page 41: ...iting procedure however remains unchanged Press EDIT repeatedly to select the required parameter To move the cursor to the required track use the UP and DOWN keys To change the value of the parameter...

Page 42: ...of transposition of the track 36 36 Changes can be carried out in steps of 1 semitone or 1 octave 12 semitones combination Shift LED lit plus and keys VELOCITY Control of the track s dynamics No chang...

Page 43: ...e just move the cursor to the name of the parameter the name of the parameter changes colour the information area s indicates MODIFY ALL TRACKS r Single Track mode In Single Track mode the changes to...

Page 44: ...f track 13 85 If MM appears this indicates the Melody Track with the MELODY MUTE function enabled To change the value of the parameter in the selected track use the and keys N B changes in ALL TRACKS...

Page 45: ...e parameter s name the Melody Mute key is disabled The Melody Mute function as such muting of the melody track is not accessible but can be normally enabled before accessing the EDIT environment wMM M...

Page 46: ...selected track shows the name of the first instrument of the Family Choosing the Instrument To choose an instrument in the same Family use the and keys Scrolling through the list of instruments in th...

Page 47: ...ent or after returning to the main environment Song list In any case saving must be carried out before selecting a new Song Selecting a new Song all the changes that have not been saved will be irrepa...

Page 48: ...he last Editing condition track and parameter In the EDIT environment Selection of the Parameter to edit Selection of the track to edit cursor on the parameter name all Scroll by track pages Change of...

Page 49: ...exactly as normally happens with the instruments of the backing track For example you can have a song in which your voice is processed in the verses with a short Echo in the refrain with a long Echo...

Page 50: ...nce The MIDI value 1 127 is shown as a percentage at the bottom of the page SYNCtoMIDI Echo synchronization mode This control allows to choose whether or not to synchronize the Echo s repetitions with...

Page 51: ...to the Reverb effect Adjusts the amount of microphone signal sent to the effect N B the SEND control is the exact equivalent of an effect send on a normal audio mixer and must not be confused with th...

Page 52: ...are supplied The following configurations are available 4BAND GRAPHIC 4 band graphic EQ with the following controls HI High frequency gain HMID Mid High frequency gain LMID Mid Low frequency gain LO L...

Page 53: ...ts in General MIDI standard 8 X tra Presets Non GM effects able to offer further ambients for the sounds of the backing tracks CHORUS EFX1 Enabled Chorus Preset 16 Presets are available in the default...

Page 54: ...song on the Compact Flash card every time the song is performed from then on it will reproduce the settings as they have been saved N B the data are saved in the initialisation of the song i e saved a...

Page 55: ...of Option Choose the required type with the UP and DOWN keys N B the cursor automatically goes to the type of Option selected during the previous access from when the unit was switched on Press ENTER...

Page 56: ...d when the MELODY MUTE key is pressed N B therefore this function can also be profitably used to mute any track containing the song melody or not e g that of an instrument you want to play live or tha...

Page 57: ...lyphony ENABLED Microphone channel enabled default status MIC EQ TRACK This Option allows to enable or exclude performance of the track reserved for the microphone Equalizer saved in the File DISABLED...

Page 58: ...and 16 CH 17 32 Events sent to the MIDI IN port are repatched and sent to the OkyWeb2 MIDI Channels between 17 and 32 1 17 2 18 16 32 In fact Ch 17 32 are the equivalent of a second MIDI module FAST...

Page 59: ...icipated phrases can be positioned before or after the upper case test according to the characteristics of the lyrics You can look for other songs even while a backing track is being played In fact us...

Page 60: ...lignment of the song s lyrics CENTER Text centred LEFT Text aligned on the left COLOURS This option allows you to choose one of the four colour settings for the monitor display VIDEO IN This parameter...

Page 61: ...000 2 800 backing tracks a 128MB card 4 000 5 600 backing tracks etc Considering that the cards can be easily and rapidly interchanged this gives you an idea of the amount of material that this techno...

Page 62: ...which allows to easily handle large libraries of songs and program various OkyWeb2 functions more rapidly Saving an unlimited number of songs on a hard disk Transferring backing tracks to the OkyWeb2...

Page 63: ...onnection Examples Front panel connections Audio Video with TV only TV Hi FI System MIC I AV SCART CABLE AV YESTERDAY ALL MY TROUBLES SEEM SO FAR AWAY AV CONNECTOR DC 9V DC 9V AV SCART CABLE AV YESTER...

Page 64: ...Connection Examples App A 2 Personal Computer Keyboard MIDI equipment MULTIPORT USB CABLE USB port MULTIPORT MIDI CABLE MIDI OUT MIDI THRU MIDI IN MIDI IN...

Page 65: ...ESTERDAY ALL MY TROUBLES SEEM SO FAR AWAY AV SCART CABLE WORD BOX Lyrics Chords MULTIPORT MIDI CABLE MIDI OUT MIDI IN MIDI THRU FOOT SWITCH AV YESTERDAY ALL MY TROUBLES SEEM SO FAR AWAY Act SPEAKERS A...

Page 66: ...ECTOR AV CONNECTOR YESTERDAY ALL MY TROUBLES SEEM SO FAR AWAY WIDE SCREEN TV AV SCART CABLE AV CONNECTOR LINE IN Home Theater Home Studio MULTIPORT AV CABLE AUDIO MIXER AV YESTERDAY ALL MY TROUBLES SE...

Page 67: ...ONITOR AUDIO MIXER VIDEO MIXER SWITCHER YESTERDAY ALL MY TROUBLES SEEM SO FAR AWAY MONITORS TV AV YESTERDAY ALL MY TROUBLES SEEM SO FAR AWAY AV YESTERDAY ALL MY TROUBLES SEEM SO FAR AWAY AV YESTERDAY...

Page 68: ...CART CABLE AV YESTERDAY ALL MY TROUBLES SEEM SO FAR AWAY AV CONNECTOR AV CONNECTOR VCR Video Recorder MULTIPLE SCART AV YESTERDAY ALL MY TROUBLES SEEM SO FAR AWAY VCR DVD DivX Image as a background fo...

Page 69: ...striction to syllable length SOLTON Meta Event Lyrics FF05 NO restriction to syllable length M LIVE System Exclusive M Live System Exclusive 14 characters MAX LYRICS Meta Event Lyrics FF05 or Meta Eve...

Page 70: ...Lyrics Chords Compatibility App B 2...

Page 71: ...am or enter some songs on the Flash card Error 02 Card not initialized You are advised to format and rewrite the whole Flash card with the program on PC OkySoft2 Error 03 File system error You are adv...

Page 72: ...n the MIC MUSIC balance pot to the centre postion Enable the microphone channel with Options Mic Options Mic Channel Turn the Volume pot Check the connections and the volume of the TV or the amplifica...

Page 73: ...Organ 109 16 60 s Organ 24 Organ Bass 32 Even Bar 40 Organ 1 17 0 Percussive Organ 8 Detuned Organ 2 9 Organ 201 16 Detuned Organ 3 24 Organ 2 32 Organ 101 18 0 Rock Organ 8 Rotary Organ Slow 16 Rotar...

Page 74: ...s 24 80 s Bass 32 SH101 Bass 1 40 SH101 Bass 2 40 0 Violin 41 0 Viola 42 0 Cello 43 0 Contrabass 44 0 Trem olo strings 45 0 Pizzicato strings 46 0 Harp 47 0 Tim pani 48 0 Strings Ensem ble 8 Orchestra...

Page 75: ...0 Clarinet 8 Bass Clarinet 72 0 Piccolo 73 0 Flute 74 0 Recorder 75 0 Pan Flute 76 0 Bottle Blow n 77 0 Shakuhaci 78 0 Whistle 79 0 Ocarina 80 0 Square Synw ave 8 Sine Wave 16 Square Synw ave 2 81 0 S...

Page 76: ...6 Pick Scrape 121 0 Breath Noise 1 Fl Key Ckick 122 0 Seashore 1 Rain 2 Thunder 3 Wind 4 Stream 5 Bubbles 123 0 Bird 1 Dog 2 Horse Gallop 3 Bird 2 124 0 Telephone Ring 1 Telephone Ring 2 2 Door Creak...

Page 77: ...3 Music Box Music Box 10 0 4 Vibraphone Vibes 11 0 5 Marimba Marimba 12 0 6 Balafon Balafon 12 8 7 Xylophone Xylophone 13 0 8 Tubular Bells Tub Bells 14 0 9 Church Bell ChurchBell 14 8 10 Carillon Car...

Page 78: ...p Bass 3 Slap Bass3 36 16 8 Slap Bass 2 Slap Bass2 37 0 9 Synth Bass 1 SynBass 1 38 0 10 Synth Bass 2 SynBass 4 39 0 11 Synth Bass 3 SynBass 3 38 8 12 Synth Bass 4 SynBass 4 39 8 13 Synth Bass 5 SynBa...

Page 79: ...SYN LEAD SYN PAD SYN SFX ETHNIC Extended Name Short Name PC Bank 1 Classic Trumpet 1 Trumpet 1 56 0 2 Classic Trumpet 2 Trumpet 2 56 9 3 Classic Trumpet 3 Trumpet 3 56 40 4 Mariachi Trumpet Mariachi 5...

Page 80: ...lop HorseGalop 123 2 19 Telephone Ring 1 Tel Ring 1 124 0 20 Telephone Ring 2 Tel Ring 2 124 1 21 Door Creaking DoorCreakin 124 2 22 Door Closing DoorClosin 124 3 23 Scratch Scratch 124 4 24 Wind Chim...

Page 81: ...ndard USB 1 1 Multiport USB cable supplied PARALLEL PORT Parallel port for SongService services Compact Flash CF CompactFlash standard slot FOOTSWITCH Mono JACK Pedal control n o type GENERAL SPECIFIC...

Page 82: ...uth 3133 VIC AUSTRALIA Ph Fax 613 9887 8127 E mail info okyweb com au M Live s r l ITALY Via Luciona 1872 B 47842 S Giovanni in Marignano RN Tel 39 0541 827066 Fax 39 0541 827067 E mail export m live...

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