CONTROL BUTTONS. Art MULTIVERB III

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The title appears in the top half of the display. It may be up to sixteen characters long.

In the center of the bottom half of the display, three letter abbreviations of the effects in the preset appear.

The number displayed at the bottom left side of the LCD indicates how many effects are present in the preset. A number at the far right of the bottom half of the display indicates how many MIDI controllers are assigned to the preset when Performance MIDI is engaged.

A left or right arrow indicates more information is available for viewing. To view the information, press the Value button and turn the Encoder left or right.

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ENCODER

The rotary Encoder enables you to make fast and accurate changes to presets, parameters, and values accessible in each preset or function. You will notice the encoder will turn continuously in either direction. When adjusting values, you may notice they sometimes "wrap" around to the beginning or end of their range.

Other times when you reach a range end you will find you must go in the opposite direction to return to the beginning. Each click of the Encoder will change the parameter value one step.

CONTROL BUTTONS

The buttons on the front panel engage or select the different functions of the

ALPHA 2.0. Modes of operation are indicated by LED's. When the LED is lit the function is active.

Ten of the control buttons serve a dual purpose. The split functions are set apart by color. While you are in the PRESET MODE (standard operating mode), all buttons labeled in purple are active. When the EDIT MODE is engaged, the numbered keypad entry buttons are used for preset effects control and utilities to be accessed. These functions are labeled in grey.

FUNCTION BUTTONS

The function buttons are those which select a particular function or feature to be executed or entered for modification. Status of the function button being in an active or inactive state is displayed by an LED next to the button identification. The function is active when the LED is lit.

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