3) Store button
This is used when you want to save the settings you have chosen. In each program you may store
the Key, Harmony voicing and Scale settings. When pressed, the number in the program window
will flash. The flashing indicates that you have a choice of program number in which to store your
new program. You can press the store button one more time to accept the current number or use the
data wheel to choose another number before accepting. Press any other button to cancel the store
operation.
4) Program window
This window displays the currently loaded program. There are 50 user program locations.
5) Part A and B buttons
The A and B buttons allow you to change harmony settings in the middle of a song without chang-
ing programs. The A and B parts can have different keys, scales and harmony settings if desired, and
these buttons allow you to select one or the other. This function can also be selected by the
footswitch. For information on storing programs see page 10.
6) Data wheel
Turning this wheel cycles through the programs and loads them automatically.
7) Cue-in note
This is the on/off button for the sound generator that can be used to derive a starting pitch for the
key you have chosen. It’s also handy for a reference pitch to tune your guitar with. When pressed,
the sound will continue until this button is pressed again.
The volume of the cue note is determined by the Reverb level control.
8) Key Select keyboard
These buttons allow you select the “key” of your song. For most songs, the key needs to be set only
once before you begin singing. If you are unsure of the key of your song, a good bet is to enter the
first chord you will play on your accompanying instrument.
9) Mute button
You can turn the harmony effect on and off with this button. When the Mute button is lit, your voice
minus the harmonies will be heard. If the Harmony control is set fully clockwise (fully “wet”) no
sound will be heard. The Mute function can also be activated via an optional footswitch. The
footswitch feature is described on page 5.
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