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Utility Mode
You can specify whether a “beep” will be heard when you touch a valid point in the touch panel.
*
With the factory settings, there will be a beep tone.
1.
Press [UTILITY] to access the Utility Menu screen.
2.
Touch <Beep>.
The beep tone will be switched on/off.
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Beep (Beep Tone Settings)
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Table of Contents
Important Safety Instructions
4
Using the Unit Safely
5
Important Notes
7
Using Usb Memory
8
Table of Contents
9
How to Use the Documentation
15
Main Features
16
Getting Ready
17
Connecting an Amp and Speaker System
17
Turning on the Power
18
Turning off the Power
19
Panel Descriptions
20
Front Panel
20
Rear Panel
24
Overview of the V-Synth GT
26
How the V-Synth GT Is Organized
26
Basic Structure
26
Polyphony
27
About Structures
28
Structure Type
28
About Memory
30
Memory Structure
30
Section ...............................................................................................29 about Memory
30
Factory Data
31
Internal Memory
31
Usb Memory
31
About Variphrase
32
Basic Operation of the V-Synth GT
33
Basic Operations in the Touch Panel
33
Moving the Cursor
33
Editing a Value
34
Common Icons in the Touch Panel
36
Using the Map Function
37
The V-Synth Gt's Four Modes
38
Patch Mode (Playing in Patch Mode)
39
About the Patch Play Screen
39
Selecting a Patch
40
Selecting Patches from the List
41
Selecting Favorite Patches (Patch Palette)
42
Applying Various Effects to the Sound
43
Varying the Velocity or Aftertouch
43
Pitch Bend/Modulation Lever
43
Transpose (Transposing the Keyboard in Semitone Steps)
44
Octave Shift (Transposing the Keyboard in Octave Units)
45
Applying an Effect by Touching Your Finger to the Pad (Time Trip Pad)
46
Applying an Effect by Passing Your Hand over the D Beam
48
Using the E1-E8 Knobs
49
Using the Assignable Controllers
50
Arpeggiator
51
Playing Arpeggios
51
Holding an Arpeggio
51
V-LINK (Synchronizing Music and Video While You Play the V-Synth GT)
52
Enter V-LINK Mode
53
V-LINK Functions that the V-Synth GT Can Control and MIDI Messages
53
Patch Mode (Editing a Patch)
54
Creating a Patch
54
Selecting a Tone
55
Selecting a Tone from a List
57
Patch Menu
58
Patch Write (Saving Patches)
58
Patch Name (Naming a Patch)
59
Patch Category (Assigning the Category of a Patch)
60
Patch Init (Initializing the Patch Settings)
62
Patch Common (Settings Shared by the Entire Patch)
63
Editing the Patch Common Parameters
63
Common (Settings Used by the Entire System)
65
General
65
Time Trip Pad
66
D Beam
67
S1/S2 Switch
67
Key Range
68
Arpeggio
69
Arpeggio Pattern Edit (Creating an Original Arpeggio Pattern)
71
Effects (Setting Effects for a Patch)
76
Routing
76
Tone-FX
78
Chorus
78
Reverb
79
Patch Mode (Editing a Tone)
80
Creating a Tone
80
Tone Menu
81
Tone Write (Saving Tones)
81
Tone Name (Naming a Tone)
82
Tone Category (Assigning the Category of a Tone)
83
Tone Init (Initializing the Tone Settings)
84
Editing a Tone (Pro Edit)
85
Com (Settings Common to the Entire Tone)
86
Structure
86
Keyboard
87
Bender/Octave
90
Matrix Control
91
Tune
94
OSC1/OSC2 (Oscillator 1/2)
95
OSC Type
95
OSC Type (Analog OSC)
96
OSC Type (PCM OSC)
99
OSC Type (External In)
101
Pitch (Common to Analog and PCM)
102
Pulse Width (Analog)
103
Fat (Analog)
104
Detune (Analog, When Using Sub OSC)
105
SS Detune (Analog, When SUPER-SAW Is Selected)
106
MIX (Analog, When SUPER-SAW Is Selected)
107
Harmonics (Analog, When FBACK-OSC Is Selected)
108
FBK Amount (Analog, When FBACK-OSC Is Selected)
109
X-Mod (Analog, When X-MOD-OSC Is Selected)
110
Time (PCM)
111
Formant (PCM)
112
OSC TVA (Common to Analog and PCM)
113
LFO (Common to Analog and PCM)
114
Mod
115
MOD Type
115
Cosm1/Cosm2
117
COSM Type
117
Lfo
118
Tva
119
Lfo
120
AP Syn (AP-Synthesis)
124
Phrase Model
125
Pitch
126
Modify (When Phrase Model Is "Violin")
127
Modify (When Phrase Model Is "Erhu")
128
Modify (When Phrase Model Is "Sax")
129
Modify (When Phrase Model Is "Flute")
130
Modify (When Phrase Model Is "Multifade")
131
Advanced (When Phrase Model Is "Violin")
132
Advanced (When Phrase Model Is "Erhu")
133
Advanced (When Phrase Model Is "Sax")
134
Advanced (When Phrase Model Is "Flute")
135
Advanced (When Phrase Model Is "Multifade")
136
Control 1
137
Control 2
138
Tone-FX (Tone Effect)
139
Routing
139
Tone-FX
141
Chorus
141
Reverb
141
Using Steps to Vary the Sound (Multi Step Modulator)
142
Multi Step Modulator
144
Vocal Designer
146
How Vocal Designer Is Structured
147
Using Vocal Designer
148
Vocal Designer
150
MIC Settings
151
MIC Type
151
Noise Sup
153
Comp
154
Vocoder
155
Editing a Tone (SOUND SHAPER II)
158
Cosm
160
AP-Synthesis
161
Effects
162
Sample Mode
163
Sampling
163
Sampling Procedure
165
Sample Name (Naming a Sample)
168
Sample Copy (Copying a Sample)
169
Sample Move (Moving a Sample)
170
Sample Exchange (Exchanging a Sample)
171
Sample Delete (Deleting a Sample)
172
Resampling
173
Sampling General (Setup Settings)
174
Sampling Pre-Effect (Pre-Effect Settings)
175
Metronome (Metronome Settings)
176
Template Name (Naming a Template)
177
Editing a Sample
178
Common Procedure for Editing
178
Editing the Specified Region of the Sample
182
Loop Region Settings
185
Original Tempo Setting
186
Encode (Converting the Sample to V-Synth GT Data)
187
Selecting the Encoding Type
188
Automatically Detecting Events
189
Deleting and Adding Events
190
Saving a Sample
191
Checking Sample Information
192
System Mode (Settings Common to All Modes)
193
How to Make the System Function Settings
193
System Menu
194
System Write (Saving the System Settings)
194
System Init (Initializing the System Settings)
195
Common (Settings Common to the Entire System)
196
Master
196
MIDI
198
Usb MIDI
199
Audio Input
200
Audio Output
201
USB Audio
202
Controller (Controller-Related Settings)
203
Keyboard
203
Time Trip Pad
204
D-Beam
205
C1/C2 Knob
206
S1/S2 Switch
206
Pedal
207
V-LINK Settings
208
Time Trip Pad
209
D Beam
210
C1/C2 Knob
211
Bender
212
Info (Viewing Various Information)
213
Version (Checking the Version)
213
Features (Checking the Functions)
213
Utility Mode
214
Project (Project-Related Settings)
215
Load Project (Loading a Project into the V-Synth GT)
215
Save Project (Saving a Project)
217
Convert Project (Convert a Project)
219
USB Storage (Exchanging Files with Your Computer)
221
Windows Users
221
Mac Users
223
Examples of Using Storage Function
225
Beep (Beep Tone Settings)
227
E1-E8 Knobs (E1-E8 Knob Settings)
228
Screen Saver
229
Wallpaper (Changing the Wallpaper)
230
Import (Importing an Image as Wallpaper)
230
Calibration (Adjusting the Controllers)
231
Adjusting the Positional Accuracy of the Touch Panel
231
Adjusting the Positional Accuracy of the Time Trip Pad
232
Adjusting the Sensitivity of the D Beam Controller
233
Format (Initializing Internal Memory or USB Memory)
234
Factory Reset (Reset to Default Factory Settings)
235
MIDI Implementation Chart
236
Specifications
237
Index
239
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Model
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Category
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Language
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