Yamaha DEQ5 - Manual (Page 16)

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1. Memory configuration
(1) Memory area
DEQ5 has an area where the equalizer setting data (program) is stored (memory) so that it can be used when
recalled anytime. This area is called the “memory area”.
(2) Equalizer modes and memory area
DEQ5 has the following two equalizer modes. In the memory area, a maximum of 40 programs can be stored in
memory no matter which mode they are created in.
When shipping from the factory, initial data program (initial data with flat characteristics) in the two modes are
stored in the memory area, 20 in the first part and another 20 in the second part. (The first and second 20s have the
same contents.)
Two equalizer modes
• 30-band graphic equalizer mode ... Memory number: 1~20 when shipping from the factory
• 6-band parametric equalizer mode ... Memory number: 21~40 when shipping from the factory
(3) Edit area
The area where DEQ5 program is actually executed or data is modified after recalling the data from the memory
area is called “Edit area”.
The program, using a suitable equalizer mode, is recalled from the memory area to the edit area. It is used as it is
or the data is modified before use.
The new program after modifying the data in the edit area is stored in any memory number in the memory area.
Memory can be re-stored as many times as you like.
(4) Initial data area
If the program is made with its all memories using only one equalizer mode, initial data in each mode is stored in
a initial data area separately from the memory area so you can use another equalizer mode.
The initial data can be recalled to the edit area with “PARAMETER COPY” menu (see page 31) in UTILITY.
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Initial data area Memory area
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