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Basic Operation – Editing Parameters
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the panel to the same state when the Sound is selected again. The only selection buttons on the front
panel are the
Filter Select
and the
Envelope Select
buttons.
Editing Display Menu Parameters
Most sections offer an
Edit
button. Pressing this button calls up the display menu for that section. The
display menus contain additional parameters that are not directly accessible on the front panel.
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To access a specific display menu parameter:
1. Locate the section that contains the desired parameter on the front panel. For example, if
you want to change the
Keytrack
of one of the oscillators, refer to the Oscillators section.
2. Press the Edit button of the Oscillators section. The LED beside the button will light.
3. The first page of the oscillators’ display menu will appear. If you did some editing in this
menu before, the display may show another page. This happens because the Q
remembers the state of each display menu:
O1 Keytrk|O1 BendRg
+100% | +02
4. Use the page dial to scroll through the menu. Turning the dial clockwise selects the next
page, turning it counterclockwise selects the previous page. You can also press the
Edit
button again to select the next page.
5. Use the value dials below the display to adjust the corresponding parameters. Some
display menus only consist of one single parameter. Only the leftmost value dial will be
active then.
6. After finishing all edits, press the Play button in the Master section to return to normal
mode.
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While editing display menu parameters, you can also adjust panel parameters and vice versa.
In addition to the display menu parameters of the different sections, five buttons located on the right
hand of the Master section allow you to set up further parameters:
• The Global parameters provide the basic settings of the Q, valid for all programs. For
more information refer to the chapter “Global parameter” on page 136.
• The
Multi
parameters refer to a Multi program. They determine the common setting for all
instruments in the Multi program. Obviously, you can access these parameters only when
the Q is in Multi mode. For more information refer to the chapter “Multimode” on page
38.
• The Matrix button gives access to the Modulation Matrix parameters of the currently
selected sound. For more information refer to the chapter “Modulation Matrix” on page
131.
• The Xphorm button allows you to set up special parameters for morphing between
different sounds in real-time. For more information refer to the chapter “Xphorm function”
on page 62.
• The
Sound
parameters refer to a Sound program. If you are in Single Mode, you will edit
the currently played program. If you are in Multi mode, the Sound program for the
currently selected Instrument will be edited.