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Program Mode
Editing VAST Programs
Two of the soft buttons in the Program Editor are special cases. They’re the soft buttons that
select the editing pages for the first and last DSP functions (Pitch and Level, respectively) of the
current program’s algorithm. One of these soft buttons is labeled PITCH, and pressing it will
take you to the DSPCTL (DSP Control) page with the Pitch parameter highlighted. The other
one of these soft buttons is labeled AMP, and pressing it will take you to the DSPCTL page with
the Level parameter highlighted.
Additionally, pressing the DSPCTL soft button will take you to the DSPCTL page.
The MODE Buttons in the Program Editor
When in the Program editor, each of the MODE select button has a different function. Beside
each button is the name of its function in the Program editor. When activated, the button’s LED
will light up.
Mute 1, 2, 3, and 4
Each of the top four MODE select buttons serve to mute one of the current program’s first four
layers. Pressing the Program button mutes layer 1, pressing the MIDI button mutes layer 2,
pressing the Setup button mutes layer 3, and pressing the Master button mutes layer 4.
Solo
Pressing the Q Access button solos the current layer.
Mute Active
Pressing the Song button mutes the current layer.
FX Bypass
Pressing the Effect button bypasses all effects. Note, however, that if either of the Aux Overrides
in Effects mode are active, then those effects are still applied.
Compare
Pressing the Storage button calls up the Compare Editor, which recalls the program pre-edit
settings, allowing you to compare your edited program with the original program. Pressing the
Storage button again returns you to the Program editor.
Using the Compare Editor makes no changes to the current program.
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