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Feature Reference
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General Operation
Finding Functions & Parameters
To facilitate access to the many functions provided, the EDIT and UTILITY mode
functions are organized into logical groups arranged in a hierarchical structure (the PLAY
mode is simple enough that it doesn’t require this type of structure). The basic structure
of the EDIT mode, for example, looks like this:
EDIT MODE
ELEMENT
EFFECT
CONTROLLER
MODIFIER
ENVELOPE
COMMON
MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS
Here you can see that the EDIT mode functions are divided into two main groups:
COMMON and ELEMENT, and that these are further sub-divided into related groups of
functions. The COMMON EFFECT group, for example, includes all the effect parameters
(flange, reverb, etc.) that apply to the entire voice. Here’s how you would access the
reverb parameters, starting from the PLAY mode:
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Example: Locate the Effect Reverb Parameters
1.
Press
E
Pressing the
E
button from the PLAY or UTILITY mode will normally take
you to the initial EDIT display page (if the current voice has already been edited but not
stored, you will automatically return to the last EDIT mode page that was selected).
2.
Press
¡
(“
COM
”)
Since you want the effect functions, which are in the common group, press the
¡
function button (immediately below “
COM
” on the display).
Summary of Contents for VL7
Page 4: ...Owner s Manual 2 Feature Reference ...
Page 9: ...6 Feature Reference ...
Page 23: ...20 Feature Reference Play Mode ...
Page 32: ...29 Feature Reference Edit Mode ...
Page 44: ...41 Feature Reference Edit Mode Common Miscellaneous ...
Page 164: ...161 Feature Reference Utility Mode MIDI Bulk Dump ...
Page 179: ...176 Feature Reference Utility Mode ...
Page 180: ...Appendix Troubleshooting 178 Error Messages 182 Specifications 184 Index 186 ...
Page 184: ...181 Feature Reference Appendix Troubleshooting ...