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Basic concepts 3•13
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Basic concepts 3•13
Data Entry
Inserting numeric values, selecting options and
navigating between the WK3 parameters of the
edit pages is achieved with specific controls:
• Navigation (Function Select buttons F1…F8).
• Data Entry (DIAL, Function buttons F1…F8,
Sliders F1…F8, Keyboard, ENTER and ES-
CAPE buttons).
NAVIGA TING
Use the Function buttons to navigate from one
parameter to another in the Edit pages. Select-
ing a parameter with the corresponding Function
button activates the parameter for a change of
value or status.
For example, you can change the Sound (Pro-
gram Change) assigned to the Tracks of a Per-
formance in Page 1 of «Edit Performance» by
activating the required track with the correspond-
ing Function button. The selected track starts to
flash, indicating that it is ready to accept a change.
In some cases, the location of a parameter cor-
responds to two (or more) function buttons: the
parameter can, therefore, be selected by one of
the corresponding Function buttons.
Performance: Pr ogram Change page showing Track 3 selected
with F3
Edit Hall (Reverb) page: Vol parameter can be selected by
either F1 or F2, RevTime by F3 or F4, etc..
Data Entry
Inserting numeric values, selecting options and
navigating between the WK3 parameters of the
edit pages is achieved with specific controls:
• Navigation (Function Select buttons F1…F8).
• Data Entry (DIAL, Function buttons F1…F8,
Sliders F1…F8, Keyboard, ENTER and ES-
CAPE buttons).
NAVIGATING
Use the Function buttons to navigate from one
parameter to another in the Edit pages. Select-
ing a parameter with the corresponding Function
button activates the parameter for a change of
value or status.
For example, you can change the Sound (Pro-
gram Change) assigned to the Tracks of a Per-
formance in Page 1 of «Edit Performance» by
activating the required track with the correspond-
ing Function button. The selected track starts to
flash, indicating that it is ready to accept a change.
In some cases, the location of a parameter cor-
responds to two (or more) function buttons: the
parameter can, therefore, be selected by one of
the corresponding Function buttons.
Performance: Program Change page showing Track 3 selected
with F3
Edit Hall (Reverb) page: Vol parameter can be selected by
either F1 or F2, RevTime by F3 or F4, etc..