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Chapter 4ÑSoundFinder

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Select and Program Change messages for receipt by an external MIDI module (see ÒSoundFinder MIDIÓ

later in this chapter). SoundFinder also keeps track of presets, which are sound combinationsÑpresets are

used in the construction of split and layer sounds. The ALL-SND category is especially useful, since it

shows all of the ZR-76 sounds arranged in alphabetical order.

You can also search for a sound by name by typing its name on the ZRÕs keyboard, as described below.

YouÕll find a complete list of all the ZR-76 sounds in Chapter 13.

1. Locate the SoundFinder section on the ZRÕs front panel.

2. Press the Select Sound button, and hold it down.

Each white key on the ZRÕs keyboard from the C two octaves below Middle C to the B nearly three

octaves above has been assigned a number or letter, printed on the ZRÕs front panel just above the key.

The G# in each octave types a blank space.

The keys outside of the range shown above are not used for the selection of sounds.

3. While continuing to hold the Select Sound button down, use the keyboard to type the name of the

sound youÕre looking for.

By watching the ZRÕs display, youÕll see SoundFinder continually narrowing the search as you type

each letter. Sometimes just the first few letters is enough to identify a sound if no other sound shares

those letters.

Sound ROM:004:013

ALL-SND :Real El.Pno

The name of each sound you find is shown here

If you can only recall the beginning of a soundÕs name, and SoundFinder locates more than one sound

matching what youÕve typed, it will display the alphabetically first sound. To access the other matches,

turn the Sound Name knob clockwise.

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