Vega Ketron, Owner'S Manual

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SAVING A VOCAL SET ON DISK
The whole group of twelve Vocal Set memories can be saved either on a floppy disk or on a hard disk. Only the entire group of Vocal sets can
be saved as one file, but not the independent ones. Proceed as follows:
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Activate the DISK menu by pressing the special button (the LED lights up)
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Use PAGE +/- to select the target disk among Hard and Floppy
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If you wish to save onto the hard disk, select the target folder by entering it's number with the STYLES push buttons. Press F3 Save to acti-
vate the saving function.
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Select the type of file to be saved, in this case F10 Others .
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Select F3 Vocal Set from the next page.
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This displays a new page where you have to enter the name of the file to be saved, using the keyboard keys and the /- buttons,
and confirm the operation pressing F10 Exec. Press F5 Escape to exit.
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After having terminated the operation, the display shows the contents of the target folder.
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Press EXIT twice to go back to the main page.
LOADING A VOCAL SET FROM THE DISK
You may load the complete group of twelve Vocal Sets back from the disk using the following procedure:
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Activate the DISK menu by pressing the special button (the LED lights up).
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Use PAGE +/- to select the disk containing the file to be loaded.
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Select the source folder entering it's number with the STYLES push buttons.
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Select the type of files to be loaded pressing F5 File Choice ; a number of different options appear next to the function buttons. Then select
F10 Others .
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Select F3 Vocal Set as a file to be loaded.
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If a number of files is displayed, select the desired one pressing the /- buttons.
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Confirm the loading procedure pressing F2 Load .
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Press EXIT twice to go back to the main page.
For further procedures to save and load from disk, please refer to the Disk chapter in this manual.
AUTOMATIC VOCAL SET LOADING USING THE VEGA'S POWER ON SETUP
Thanks to the Power On Setup function described in this manual, you may load the desired Vocal set on turning on the VEGA.
For this purpose, select the desired Vocal Set from the Vocalizer page and then go back to the main display page pressing the
EXIT push button .
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Start the saving procedure by pressing the SAVE/ENTER push button.
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Confirm that you wish to save the Power On Setup pressing the F3 function key.
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On the display, the following four options appear:
F5 Escape cancels the operation.
F8 Disk Save carries out the saving operation of the Power On Setup file with .PON extension either on the floppy disk or on the hard
disk, to be selected with the PAGE +/- buttons. The .PON file will be saved in the folder selected last on the hard disk. It would be advis-
able to store this in the first folder of the HD since this is the default folder the VEGA boots up with.
F9 Default stores the Power On Setup as the one that will be called up on turning the VEGA on.
F10 Save writes in the Power On Setup memory in the Flash RAM.
VOCAL SET AND REGISTRATION ASSOCIATION
Each registration can store the desired Vocal Set you would want to use, such as to drastically reduce the time required to select the parameters.
On the other hand, it might be useful not to load the Vocal Set assigned to the registrations if you wish to use personalised settings without need-
ing to modify all the registrations. If you wish to prevent a Vocal Set stored within a registration from being called up, proceed as follows:
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On the first page of the display press F3 Utility .
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Select F5 Regis. Menu
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Call up F3 Keyb&Util Page 1/2
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Using the /- buttons select Vocalize and press F10 Select to disable the loading of the Vocal Set stored in a Registration. Set the
value to Off .
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Press F7 Save to store the settings.
From now on, when calling up a registration, it's associated Vocal Set will not be automatically loaded. To restore the selection of the Vocal Set
associated with each registration when a new registration is called, repeat the procedure just described above, setting the value to
On and then
pressing F7 Save .
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