Behringer WAVE - Display; Numeric Keypad; Display;Menu Select and Sequencer Controls; Performance Controls

19 WAVE User Manual
Display
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(25) Data Control – used as an alternative to the keypad for entering values.
Turn the control to the desired value then press to change the value.
(26) LCD Display – 2 x 40 character display, showing dierent parameter
information according to which button on the keypad is in use. The display is
vitally important when using the various menus.
(27) OLED Display – The OLED display serves as an oscilloscope, displaying the
real-time output waveform of the synth. During calibration, it provides
calibration information. It also shows the names of selected wavetables
and transients when in editing mode and conrms successful receipt of
wavetables or transients transferred via SynthTribe.
Numeric Keypad
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(28) Numeric Keypad – used for direct number entry and cursor control.
Display/Menu Select and Sequencer Controls
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(29) Program – calls up the program menu to the display. This is the default
menu on power-up. Pressing the button twice calls up the User menu.
See Program and User Menus below for full detail.
(30) Digital – calls up the digital parameters to the display for editing.
See Digital menu below for full detail.
(31) Tuning – calls up the tuning parameters to the display for editing.
See Tuning menu below for full detail.
(32) Analog – calls up the analog parameters to the display for editing.
See Analog menu below for full detail.
(33) Group – each program has two sounds associated with it, in groups A and B.
The group LEDs indicate which sound can be edited when using the DIGITAL/
TUNING/ANALOG menus. If both LEDs are lit, parameter changes eect both
group sounds. In KEYB POLY 8x1 mode, the lit LED indicates which sound is
used. (if both LEDs are lit, group B sound is used).
SEQUENCER BUTTONS
(34) Shift – used to access the shifted functions on buttons 35 - 38.
(35) Rest/Tie – pressing this button while holding a note or chord will extend
(tie) the note(s) across more than one step of the sequence. Pressing it
without holding any notes will insert a rest at that point in the sequence.
(36) Record – puts the sequencer into Record mode.
(37) Stop – when a sequence is running pressing the stop button stops the
sequence and resets it to the rst position.
(38) Play/Pause – if a sequence is not running then pressing this button starts
it. A further press will pause the sequence, but unlike the use of the Stop
button will not reset to rst position. Pressing the button a third time will
restart the sequence from the point that it was paused.
Using the Shift button with the four sequencer buttons adds additional functions:
Shift & 35 – Settings – accesses sequencer settings menu. See Sequencer
Menu below for full detail.
Shift & 36 – Append – after using the </> buttons to go to a specic step in
the sequence pressing Shift and 36 allows you to add additional notes to those
already recorded on the selected step, to the maximum allowed by the keyboard
settings; or to replace the already programmed note(s), depending on the OVP
settings in the Sequencer menu.
Shift & 37 – Clr Lst – Clear Last allows steps to be erased from the sequence,
starting with the last step recorded. Pressing and holding Clear Last will erase
the whole sequence.
Shift & 38 – Restart – when a sequence is running pressing Shift and 38
restarts it from the rst step.
Performance Controls
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(39) Pitch Wheel – the function of the Pitch Wheel is congured through
the BD option in the Digital menu. It can operate as a traditional pitch
bend controller for one or both oscillators or be assigned to control
other parameters, such as lter cuto or wavetable position. The wheel
automatically returns to its center position when released.