Generalmusic wk1000 - Manual (Page 13)

owners manual wk1000
Page7 Getting Started
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CURSOR CURSOR
USING PITCH BEND AND MODULATION WHEEL
You can modify the pitch of the keyboard sound while you are playing, using the Pitch Bend
wheel located to the left of the keyboard.
Pitch Bend and Modulation are variation of the pitch that imitate
the vibrato or other typical effects of some instruments (trombone,
guitar, violin, etc.).
To get Modulation press the Modulation button
To get Bend Bend, move the wheel vertically (upwards or downwards)
The REV/CHO key can be enabled (led ON) or disabled (led OFF).
You can temporarily modify the active effects in a Performance or a
Style, by holding the REV/CHO key down. wk1000 features 22 types
of Reverb and 22 types of Modulation/Delay (Chorus) effect.
USE THE EFFECTS
Plug your headphones in the headphone socket located on the rear panel of wk1000. The keyboard loud-
speakers are turned off automatically. (see detail on Page 4 "CONNECTIONS").
USE THE HEADPHONES
If you have purchased the optonal Generalmusic pedals (volume and
footswitch pedals), connect them to the relative Volume and Damper
pedal on the rear panel. Pedals will add the following controls:
You can adjust the effects general volume as it is more suitable to the environment where you are playing.
Although Performance recalls appropriate effect volume and mixer settings for each track, you can adjust
the overall level by a single operation, to give more or less intensity to the Effect General Level.
ADJUST THE OVERALL EFFECT VOLUME
Press and hold the REV/CHO key, the current ef-
fect selection and the relative general level will
be shown in the display.
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Use the CURSOR key to move over the page, and the
TEMPO/ DATA keys to select among the 22 types of
Reverb and the 22 types of Modulations available.
The general level of each effect is shown at the side:
this can be modifi ed using the Tempo/empo/Data
keys.
If you store the new settings with the STORE
PERFORMANCE function, they will remain in the
machine RAM memory even if the instrument is
turned off.
USE THE PEDALS
1 Damper = Damper (sustain)
2 Volume = Master Volume
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