Akai EWI Series User Manual

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With the EWV2000, it is possible to store the voices which you have
created in 64 memory banks. In the EDIT mode, after setting the vari
ous parameters, press the WRITE button. If the display reads:
MEMORY PROTECT !
This means that the MEMORY PROTECT switch on the rear panel
is turned on. Turn if OFF.
Now hold in the WRITE button and press the BANK and NUMBER
buttons at which you want to store the voice.
Ex.:
r,
WRITE
Bank
PROGRAM NO.
Hold in
BANK
SOURCE 1
In the above example, the voice data is stored at bank number 4tl 1".
The EWV2000 has a total of 64 memory banks, from "11" to "88". A
lithium battery is used to back up these memory banks, so they will
not be cleared when the power is turned off.
Vi^^^^^
When the EDIT button is pressed during the edit mode, it is possible
to hear the originally preset bank/number voice.
Ex.:
OSC-1 WAVE:
AAM
Parameter being edited
P 2 8 =* Voice name (label)
The arrow indicates the original voice
When the EDIT button is pressed again, the display returns to
parameter and voice being edited. This makes it possible to create ne
sounds while comparing with the original sound.
With this function it is also possible to check the bank/number of the
voice being edited, so it can be used when changing the voice name
(label).
LABELiTRUMPE
Label being edited
P 1 jK^b Original voice name (label)
LABELITRUMPE
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Akai EWI Series Specifications

General

Type	Electronic Wind Instrument
Connectivity	USB, MIDI
Power	Battery
Controls	Breath sensor, octave rollers
Sound Engine	Built-in sound engine
Polyphony	128 voices
Sensors	Breath, bite, finger
Power Source	Batteries