Introducing Artis SE
Front Panel Overview
13
Pitch and Modulation Wheels (6)
e Pitch Wheel is on the left. It is spring-loaded, such that its center position (its “o”
position) is restored when it is not being used.
e Modulation Wheel is on the right. It is not spring loaded, and can be set to and left
in any position between fully up and fully down. Typically, the Modulation Wheel is
assigned to a parameter that alters some aspect of the sound (e.g., vibrato, lter depth)
when changed.
FILTER-FX switch (9) and Sliders (10)
In Multi Mode the FILTER-FX switch functions as a “shift” button, changing the slider
functions when activated. When the FILTER-FX switch is disabled the sliders control
the volume for each Zone. When the FILTER-FX switch is enabled, the sliders control
lters, FX, and other parameters. e assignment of each slider can be changed in Multi
Edit mode. e sliders can also send MIDI continuous controller values to a computer or
external MIDI equipment.
In Program Mode the FILTER-FX switch is always active. In most Programs the Sliders
labeled Filter-A and Filter-B are assigned to control a lter or EQ parameter in order
to control brightness. Slider FX-D controls reverb amount, while Slider FX-C usually
controls a second eect such as delay/echo amount.
Zone Mute Buttons (3)
In Multi Mode, the ZONE ON/OFF buttons may be used to mute and unmute the
zones of a Multi. If a zone is active, its respective Mute On/Off Button’s LED will be
lit. The ZONE ON/OFF buttons do not function in Program Mode.
Volume Slider (7)
The Volume slider controls the output level of the Audio Out jacks on the rear panel.
BANK Button (1)
When in Program Mode, pressing the BANK Button will toggle between Program Banks
A and B. Switching Banks will select the other Bank’s program in the current Category
and numbered position. The currently selected Bank is indicated by the LEDs above the
BANK Button labeled “A” and “B.”
To Next Page
Loading...
