Accordions International Concerto DA100, Руководство пользователя, Страница: 25 / 46

Page - 25
Now - back to the Archival positions - say you have 3 positions only in
your Generator box. Then when you enter the ARCHIVAL SCREEN
area, in the bottom half of the screen with the <ORCH 1> button you
select the Archive positions and they will scroll only from 1 to 3 but
should you have a second FLASH memory unit installed you will then
have a total of 7 positions should you have 3 units installed you will
then have 10 total archival positions and with all 4 units installed you
will have the maximum of 14 positions - that is 14 X 64 registers or 896
total archival registrations (and combined with the 128 in the Concerto
that is 1024 Registers) - more than even I would ever need.
It is best to think about ARCHIVAL MEMORY as you would think
about storing your Christmas Decorations – Archive is a place to put
away registers that may be specialty items such as 64 registers for
Christmas songs.
Helpful hint! - It is very important that you keep a written log of your
registers - and even making a title for all 64 registers as a group is a
good idea - such as "Christmas Registers" then when you keep a
written record and you archive them say you store them to Archive 3
and you develop 64 for Country Western and October-Fest and maybe
another for weddings and parties. Then you can logically save 64
registers away with labels and for example have the following saved.
Archive 1 = Weddings and Parties
Archive 2 = Country Western and October-Fest
Archive 3 = Christmas
SAVING and RECALLING Archival Registers
Archiving is simple all you need to do is follow the instructions in the
Concerto’s screen – below are the steps to SAVE or RECALL registers
into archival memory.
1. Enter the GLOBALS Screens, by pressing the SELECT and NEXT
together until you see the global screen appear.
GLOBAL EDIT
Reverb depth
64
Chorus depth 64
Master Tune 0