Vega Ketron, Owner'S Manual

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The sound can be selected while the Arranger is stopped for the Arrange A, B, C and D parts, whereas for the Intros and Endings you need to
start the Arranger, call up the Intro or the Ending and then, once you have started the part, select the sound you wish to modify.
Use the following procedure to change a sound:
● Select the Style you wish to modify and then press EXIT to go back to the main page of the display.
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Gain access to Arrange View by pressing the F5 ARRANGE VIEW button or by pressing the selected Style twice.
● To modify an Arranger part, select it using the dedicated function push buttons. The Arranger can either be playing or in stop statues.
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For the Intros and the Endings , the selection can be carried out only with the Arranger playing.
● To see which one of the melodic accompaniment tracks currently have data (melodic information), you may start the Arranger and observe
which tracks have a small blinking point associated with them.
● To select the track whose timbre is to be modified, use the relevant function push buttons to the side of the display, the selected track beco-
mes highlighted for about two seconds.
● Within these two seconds, you need to press one of the VOICES push buttons to call up the voice family. From that moment on there will be
no time limits to find the voice you want to associate with the selected accompaniment track.
● Select the voice using the VOICES push buttons (and, if required, the PAGE +/- buttons) prior to the function push buttons to select the
exact voice.
● Once the voice has been selected, use the /- buttons to determine if the modification has to refer to all the Arranger parts ( Global
mode) or only to the one currently in use ( Single mode). The Global/Single parameter can be shown on the bottom of the display or above
the box where the title of the Style in use is shown. Live Drums are excluded.
The sound choices made in Global or in Single mode applies also to the two Lower parts and the Drum 1 track. In the latter case, after having
selected the Drum 1 track, the VOICES push buttons call up groups of preset Drum Sets and User Drum Sets. It is not possible to modify the
Drum Set of Drum 2 because this exploits a Live Drum and particular settings which would thwart the modification.
The Style modified as described above must be saved if you do not want to lose the settings. Further details will be given later on in this section.
LOWER TRANSPOSITION 1 & 2
Select the part pressing F4 Lower 1 or F5 Lower 2 . On the display the present Arranger part and the transposition of the selected part is dis-
played. Set the transposition with the /- push buttons within a few seconds; otherwise the Lower transposition parameter disap-
pears and the /- push buttons take over the function to transpose the entire Style and keyboard.
Repeat the operation for the other Style parts.
ARRANGE VIEW: FIRST PAGE
Further to modifying the volume for the single tracks and the Lower parts, the VEGA allows you to activate the Mute function on a single track.
This setting will remain stored also for the next Styles selected. In order to activate the Mute function on a track, select the track pressing the
relevant function button and then press both VALUE +/- buttons at the same time. If you wish to restore the initial volume value, press one of
the two VALUE +/- push buttons. In order to modify the volume of a track or of a part, select it with the relevant function push button. Modify
the volume value using the VALUE +/- push buttons. The Mute function is activated only by pressing both VALUE +/- push buttons at the same
time, and not by setting the value to zero. For the Lower parts only, you may establish a different volume value for the single Arranger parts.
ARRANGE VIEW: SECOND PAGE
Arranger