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TX802 BASS SOUNDS
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SN_TEKN2
LOOP “A”
LOOPED DRUM
LO
W AND
HI
SN_TEKN3
A
CID A
TT
A
CK
1/2
ACID ORCHESTRA
ENSYNTH
F
A
T SYNTH
GUIT
-TECHNO
HAMMY
INDUSTRIAL
RESONANT
STECK
STUFF
TECH-VOX 1/2/3
TOO AN
ALOGUE
SN_TX802
15 analogic TX802 B
ASS SOUNDS
SN_TEKN2
LOOP “A”
LOOPED DRUM
LO
W AND
HI
SN_TEKN3
A
CID A
TT
ACK
1/2
ACID ORCHESTRA
ENSYNTH
F
A
T SYNTH
GUIT
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HAMMY
INDUSTRIAL
RESONANT
STECK
STUFF
TECH-VOX 1/2/3
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ALOGUE
SN_TX802
15 analogic
TX802 BASS SOUNDS
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
4
Important Safety Instructions
4
Table of Contents
7
Quick Guide
11
Important Information
12
Introduction
13
Specifications
14
Front Panel
19
Panel & Display
19
Rear Panel (Connections)
20
The Display
21
Navigation, Data Entry, Confirmation/Cancellation
21
Alphanumeric Entry
22
The Default Display
23
Display Contrast
27
Getting to Know Your Instrument
27
Play & Adjust the General Volume
27
Power up
27
Play with Headphones
28
Play with the Pedals
28
Play with the Pitch Bend Wheel
29
Select Sounds
30
Play on a Split Keyboard
31
Change Sound Bank
31
Return to Full Keyboard Playing
32
Listen to the Demo Songs
33
Multimedia
34
Automatic Loading of Songs at Power up
35
To Display Lyrics on an External Monitor
36
Play with Auto Accompaniment Styles
37
Select a Style Without Changing the Keyboard Sounds
40
Start a Style with Tap Tempo
40
Start and Stop a Style with Fade In/Out
40
Select a Style Preset
41
Select and Play the Flash Memory User Styles
42
Select the Global Presets
43
Store Preset
45
Play with Effects or Bypass Them
47
Instant Single Sound
48
Transpose the Instrument (Semitones)
49
Play All Songs
50
Using the MIDI File Player
51
Loading Data into RAM Memory
53
Record a Song (Quick Rec.)
55
Reference Guide
61
Sounds
63
Drum Kits and Drum Sounds
63
Gmx Banks 1, 2 and 3
63
Banks 4
63
Moving between Families
64
Selecting Sounds
64
Editing and Changing Sounds
65
Edit Sound/Sound Patch
66
The General Sound/S.patch Edit Procedure
66
Edit Preset Sound
67
Advanced Edit Sound
75
Layers
77
The Algorithms
77
Waveform
79
Volume & Balance
81
Amplitude Envelope & Balance Envelope
85
Filter
91
Pitch Envelope
94
LFO (Low Frequency Oscillator)
96
Pan
98
Storing Sounds
102
Some Sound Editing Suggestions
104
Sample Loading Methods
106
Sample Translator
106
Selecting Samples from the Waveform Display
107
Loading Samples
108
Assigning Samples
110
Receiving Samples Via a Dump
110
Cancelling Samples
112
Sample Editing
113
Send Sample / Sample Request (F7)
116
Storing Samples
117
Presets
119
Selecting the Global Presets
119
Style Lock
120
Arrange On/Off
120
Multi Track List
121
Programming Presets
121
The MIDI Menu
123
Mixer
128
Effects
130
Effects Programming (F4)
131
Tracks/Splits
138
Store Preset
142
Disk
143
Selecting the Storage Device
143
Choose the Desired Disk Command
143
The File Selector
144
The General Disk Procedure
145
Load Operations
147
Save Operations
153
Erase Operations
159
Copy Operations
160
Move Operations
162
Utility
164
Floppy Disk Utility
164
Hard Disk Utility
165
SCSI Utility
169
Search Resource (F4)
170
Sound Search
171
Styles
173
About the PS/GPS ROM Styles
173
Flash Styles
173
Selecting and Playing the Styles
173
The Style Arranger Section
173
Single Touch Play
174
Style Preset
174
Harmony
174
Arrange Mode
175
Auto Chord and Fixed Chord Modes
175
Chord Recognition Modes
175
Dynamic Arrange
176
Autobacking
176
Changing the Split Point
177
Basic Structure of a Style
178
Scale Conversion
182
Scale Conversion Tables
184
Edit Style
186
Velocity
193
Mask
198
Song
199
Song Playback
199
Jukebox
202
Song-Presets
202
Play All Songs
203
MIDI File Player
205
Search S.M.F. (F7)
206
Melody off
206
Recording a Song
207
The Quick Rec Method
207
The Record Method
208
Restoring the Songs Memory
211
Edit Song
212
Song Name (F8)
213
Erase
214
Copy
217
Quantize
219
Insert Measures
221
Delete Measures
222
Erase Events
222
Velocity
223
Transpose
224
Microscope
225
Master Track
228
Score & Edit Score
231
Video Controls
232
Edit Score
233
Vocal Processor
239
Activate the Vocal Processor
240
Chord Mode
246
Vocoder Mode
246
Unison
246
Edit General
247
General Controls
248
Master Pitch
248
Keyboard Scale
248
User Programmable Scales
248
Computer
250
Date & Time
250
MIC/Line Input
251
Restore
253
Software Release
253
Hold, Effects Off, Help, Panic
255
Appendix
259
Tables (Sounds, Drumkits, Styles, Presets, Effects)
261
Wavetables
281
MIDI Controllers
283
System Realtime Messages
288
Preset Parameters
293
Save Data to Disk or Hard Disk
327
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GEM GPS3600 Specifications
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Brand
GEM
Model
GPS3600
Category
Musical Instrument
Language
English
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