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O The Preset Edit screens can be confusing because the module is divided into two parts (Preset Definition and Dynamic Processing). If you get confused, Exit the module and follow the steps shown.

Selecting All Voices

In many cases, you will want to select the entire keyboard. An easy way to Select All is to go to the Preset Globals page.

v To Select all Voices

1.Press the Preset Edit button

2.Press the Global function key (F3).

3.Press the Edit All function key (F6). You have just selected all voices.

Selecting Voices from the Dynamic Processing Level

For power users, there is an automatic voice selection mode which selects voices whenever you play the keyboard.

v To turn Automatic Voice Selection On:

1.Press the Preset Edit button

2.Press the Edit function key (F6).

3.Press the Utils function key (F1).

4.Press the VSelect function key (F1).

5.Press the Auto function key (F3).

6.Press the OK function key (F6).

•Selecting a single note will select all voices assigned to that key.

•Selecting a keyboard range by pressing two notes at once will select all voices within that range.

Now a few Words of Caution: When you play the keyboard to hear the results of your edit, YOU ARE CHANGING THE VOICE SELECTION RANGE! This can be confusing unless you remember to re-key the voice selection range before resuming editing.

Selecting Voices from the Voice Select Screen

There is also a special Voice Selection screen located in the Utilities menu of the Dynamic Processing level.

v To Access the Voice Select Screen:

1.Press the Preset Edit button.

2.Press the Edit function key (F6).

3.Press the Utils function key (F1).

4.Press the VSelect function key (F1).

O The Preset Editor remembers which page was last displayed and returns to that same page when the Preset Edit button is again pressed. When the EXIT button is pressed, while in any Dynamic Processing editor screen, the last-displayed Preset Editor screen will reappear (unless the preset is changed).

The Preset Definition level contains three main pages (Global, Links, Voices) which are selected using a function key. Each page will be highlighted while it is selected.

Global Editor . Contains the parameters Preset Transpose and Preset Volume which affect all voices in the preset. Also contains the Preset FX menus (Press the Next button).

Links. Call up other presets in the bank which can be used to create layering or keyboard splits. Linked presets are not altered by linking. They are simply called up from memory and played. An easy way to layer, crossfade or split sounds is to link presets in an empty preset. See New Link. Each linked preset can have its own keyboard range, velocity range, volume, pan position, and tuning.

Link can also control an external MIDI channel. For example, you could split the keyboard and have the lower half control internal presets and the upper half controlling another sound module on MIDI channel 5.

O MIDI Links re-transmit data received on the Emulator's Basic MIDI Channel (Master, MIDI).

On an Emulator rack unit, MIDI Links can process and re-output incoming MIDI data from your keyboard. This allows any MIDI keyboard to become a Master keyboard with multiple split points and layering.

Voice Editing. Allows you to place voices and samples on the keyboard and crossfade or switch between them according to key position, velocity range and realtime control range. This submodule also contains parameters to adjust the tuning, volume and pan position for the voices and samples.

If a voice contains more than one sample, it will be labeled as a multisample and the individual samples will be listed below it. Voices are shown graphically as solid black bars and samples are shown as empty bars. If a voice contains only one sample, then the sample will be the voice name.