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Section 1 — Controls and Architecture ASR-10 Musician’s Manual

6 Front Panel Controls

Front Panel Controls

Almost everything you do on the ASR-10 — whether it’s selecting a sound, editing that sound,

adjusting the tuning, etc. — is controlled from the front panel using the following controls:

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Volume Data Entry

Edit

Load

Command

Instrument

Seq•Song

System•MIDI

(Directory)

Effects

Track

Pitch

Filters

Amp

Env 1

Env 2

LFO

Env 3

Wave Layer

YesNo

EnterCancel

(Create Preset)

(Select Preset)

1) Volume Slider

This controls the overall volume of the ASR-10 audio outputs.

2) Mode Buttons

These three buttons are the key to finding your way around the ASR-10. The ASR-10 is always in

one of these three Modes — LOAD, COMMAND, or EDIT. The current mode is selected by

pressing the appropriate mode button. The highlighted word in the upper left corner of the

display tells you which is the current mode.

• LOAD mode is the one you will be in most often — since the ASR-10 lets you continue playing

while loading sounds and sequences, LOAD mode also doubles as the “Performance” mode.

When the LOAD indicator is flashing, the display is showing you disk files for loading. When

the LOAD indicator is lit but not flashing, the display is showing you the name(s) of the

instruments in the Internal Memory.

Tip: In flashing LOAD mode (when the LOAD indicator is flashing), successive presses of the

Instrument, Seq•Song, System•MIDI, or Effects buttons will scroll through the available files

of that type on the selected storage device.

• COMMAND mode is used to execute a wide variety of commands, such as: saving

instruments, banks, and sequences to disk; copying instruments, layers, and WaveSamples

from one internal location to another; creating and modifying sequences and songs; and

manipulating WaveSamples and their loops in various ways... just to name a few.

Tip: In COMMAND mode, successive presses of each of the 14 page buttons will scroll through the

Command screens, one at a time.

• EDIT mode is used to select and modify a great many variables — or parameters — ranging

from the volume of a WaveSample, to the velocity response of the instrument, to the MIDI In

Mode. Edit mode is also the mode in which all sequence recording and mixing is done.

Tip: In EDIT mode, successive presses of each of the 14 page buttons will scroll through the Edit

screens, one at a time.

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