Hi folks.
In some of my preset programs there is an "E" on white background, in the main display bottom right.
Someone knows what it is? I didn't find anything on the operating manual.
Thnx
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DSP message
by bagas68 » 01 Sep 2018, 08:09
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Re: DSP message
by analogika » 01 Sep 2018, 10:13
The “E” shows up the moment you change any parameter of a saved program. It indicates that you have Edited a program.
This can be as simple as changing the Leslie speed.
This can be as simple as changing the Leslie speed.
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Re: DSP message
by maxpiano » 01 Sep 2018, 10:14
I don’t have a NS3 but I guess it means you have “Edited” the program?
mind that even just using a morph is considered a change of the affected parameters, so it is actually an edit (on NS2 it is indicated by the asterisk near the Program name on the display)
mind that even just using a morph is considered a change of the affected parameters, so it is actually an edit (on NS2 it is indicated by the asterisk near the Program name on the display)
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Re: DSP message
by bagas68 » 01 Sep 2018, 12:12
analogika wrote:The “E” shows up the moment you change any parameter of a saved program. It indicates that you have Edited a program.
This can be as simple as changing the Leslie speed.
You are right if the "E" is top left. In some "saved" programs is bottom right.
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Re: DSP message
by Hobster » 01 Sep 2018, 12:32
If it's bottom right it means that at least one of the Synth section parameters has been Edited (in the current Program).
Even if you save the Program, the 'E' will still be there to indicate the current Synth setup is different to the stored Synth preset that is being used.
This is because, as well as being stored in any Synth presets you create, the Synth parameters are all stored separately as part of the Program too.
The 'E' will go away if you Store Synth; i.e. you save the Synth parameters to a Synth preset and then use that Synth preset 'as is' in the Program.
Even if you save the Program, the 'E' will still be there to indicate the current Synth setup is different to the stored Synth preset that is being used.
This is because, as well as being stored in any Synth presets you create, the Synth parameters are all stored separately as part of the Program too.
The 'E' will go away if you Store Synth; i.e. you save the Synth parameters to a Synth preset and then use that Synth preset 'as is' in the Program.
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Re: DSP message
by bagas68 » 01 Sep 2018, 12:49
Hobster wrote:If it's bottom right it means that at least one of the the Synth section parameters has been Edited (in the current Program).
Even if you save the Program, the 'E' will still be there to indicate the current Synth setup is different to the stored Synth preset that is being used.
This is because, as well as being stored in any Synth presets you create, the Synth parameters are all stored separately as part of the Program too.
The 'E' will go away if you Store Synth; i.e. you save the Synth parameters to a Synth preset and then use that Synth preset 'as is' in the Program.
Thank you so much!
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Re: DSP message
by analogika » 01 Sep 2018, 13:09
Hobster wrote:If it's bottom right it means that at least one of the the Synth section parameters has been Edited (in the current Program).
Even if you save the Program, the 'E' will still be there to indicate the current Synth setup is different to the stored Synth preset that is being used.
This is because, as well as being stored in any Synth presets you create, the Synth parameters are all stored separately as part of the Program too.
The 'E' will go away if you Store Synth; i.e. you save the Synth parameters to a Synth preset and then use that Synth preset 'as is' in the Program.
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