Chapter 1ÑWelcome
ENSONIQ ZR-76 Musician's Manual12
The Select Sound
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This is the onscreen help for the SoundFinder Select Sound button
Many of the help entries contain more than one displayÕs worth of information.
3. Press the down arrow on the ZRÕs front panel to view the next help page.
4. Continue pressing the down button until youÕve finished reading the description of the selected button.
to choose sounds ˘
by holding the ¯
5. To go back to an earlier page, press the up button.
6. The help function will display the last-selected page for a few moments and then return to what you
were doing before accessing help.
7. If youÕd like to exit from a help display immediately, press the Help button again.
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SoundFinder, as its name implies, is the place to go for ZR-76 sounds. The ZR-76 contains hundreds of
CD-quality sounds constructed from the many high-quality digital sound waves resident in the each ZR-
76. Typical sounds use up to 16 of these waves.
The ZR-76 also offers a special category of soundsÑdrum and percussion kitsÑwhich can have up to 64
standard sounds assigned to individual keys. Though these are most commonly drum and percussion
sounds, you can use any kind of sound youÕd like in a kit. Each drum or percussion kit key has its own
volume, pan, pitch and effect settings. The drum and percussion kits youÕll find in your ZR-76 were
programmed to work seamlessly with the ZR-76 Drum Machine.
All of the ZR-76 sounds can be customized to suit your needs using the extensive SoundFinder editing
options. In addition, if youÕve got a computer, you can use the supplied Unisyn editing software to build
your own ZR-76 sounds from scratch. Sounds can be saved to high-density and double-density floppy
disks using the ZRÕs disk drive.
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