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Other Functions
Important: Buttons 14 - 20 are also used as value keys for other menus.
The only time they perform the descriptions above is during the main
screen. Each button controls the information present in the screen.
There are four rows of information in the screen and four rows of
volume/value keys on each side of the screen. Each button controls
the corresponding line of information in the display screen.
#21. Tempo
Adjusts the tempo of the internal Midi clock
#22. Reverb
Turns on and off the reverb effect on the entire instrument
#23. Chorus
Turns on and off the chorus effect for the entire instrument
#24. Touch
Turns on and off the keyboard touch sensitivity
Additional Information about Effects Buttons
Note: Other functions
The effects sections (buttons 22 - 24) also have sub-menus that are
important to their function. To select these sub-menus simply hold
select and then touch the effect you wish to select. For example,
selecting reverb will bring up a reverb menu that will allow you to
select the type and level of reverb for each section. Again exit brings
you out of this menu. We will explore these features in further detail
later.
#25. Bellows
Turns on and off the bellow expression. When bellows expression is
engaged the expression is controlled by the bellows rather than by the
expression pedal.
#26. Next
From/to (arrows left/right) turns the pages of the screen. There are
three types of menus:
a. Main menu: Includes volume (normal screen), octave, library,
and velocity.