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Okyweb 3 User Manual Reference Manual Chapters Getting Started 1 Connections and Controls 2 Playing Songs 3 Searching Songs 4 Playlist 5 Editing 6 EQ / EFX 7 Options 8 Compact Flash & Software 9 Connection Examples A Lyrics & Chords Compatibility B Troubleshooting C MIDI Sounds D Families of Sounds E Technical Specifications F OkySoft Pro sw Contents Contents Warnings ........................................................................................... Intro.3 Rapid layout maps............................................................................ Intro.4 1 - Getting Started .................................................................................. 1.1 Switching on and off ..................................................................................................1.1 Connections ...............................................................................................................1.1 Playing Songs ............................................................................................................1.2 Audio controls ............................................................................................................1.3 Tempo / Key / Melody Mute .......................................................................................1.3 Searching Songs............................................................................................................ 1.4 2 - Connections and Controls ............................................................... 2.1 Front Panel .................................................................................................................2.1 Rear panel ...................................................................................................................2.2 Controls ......................................................................................................................2.3 Play controls .................................................................................................................. 2.3 Function keys ................................................................................................................. 2.4 Browse Keys .................................................................................................................. 2.4 Real Time Changes ....................................................................................................... 2.4 Song search ................................................................................................................... 2.5 Save ............................................................................................................................... 2.5 Shift key ......................................................................................................................2.6 3 - Playing Songs ................................................................................... 3.1 Player Controls ...........................................................................................................3.1 Changing Tempo ........................................................................................................3.2 Changing Key (or Transposing) ................................................................................3.2 Saving Changes............................................................................................................. 3.2 Muting the melody track ............................................................................................3.3 Audio Controls ...........................................................................................................3.3 Displaying Lyrics & Chords ......................................................................................3.4 Txt+Search mode .......................................................................................................... 3.4 Text Only mode .............................................................................................................. 3.4 Rolling mode .................................................................................................................. 3.4 Search during Play .....................................................................................................3.6 4 - Searching Songs ............................................................................... 4.1 Search keys ................................................................................................................4.1 Search by Title ............................................................................................................4.2 Search by Artist ..........................................................................................................4.3 Search by Genre .........................................................................................................4.4 Alphabetical Search ...................................................................................................4.5 T9 Search ....................................................................................................................4.6 II Contents 5 - Playlist ............................................................................................... 5.1 Running a Playlist ......................................................................................................5.2 Creating and Editing Playlists...................................................................................5.3 Add Song ....................................................................................................................5.4 Delete Song ................................................................................................................5.5 Rename Playlist ..........................................................................................................5.6 Delete Playlist .............................................................................................................5.6 New Playlist ................................................................................................................5.6 6 - Editing ................................................................................................ 6.1 How to edit a song .....................................................................................................6.1 The elements of the EDIT environment ....................................................................6.2 Parameter selected for changing ................................................................................... 6.2 Tracks used ................................................................................................................... 6.3 Indicators of Notes being played .................................................................................... 6.3 Cursor ............................................................................................................................ 6.3 “All Tracks” mode ........................................................................................................... 6.3 “Single Track” mode ....................................................................................................... 6.3 Page counter ................................................................................................................. 6.4 Values of the selected parameter................................................................................... 6.4 Status of the selected track ............................................................................................ 6.5 Transpose ...................................................................................................................... 6.6 Instrument & Family ....................................................................................................... 6.6 Choosing the Family ...................................................................................................... 6.6 Choosing the Instrument ................................................................................................ 6.6 To exit the EDIT environment ....................................................................................6.7 Saving changes ..........................................................................................................6.7 Summary of EDIT environment controls .................................................................6.8 7 - EQ / EFX ............................................................................................. 7.1 How to edit a processor ............................................................................................7.1 Mic Echo .....................................................................................................................7.2 Mic Reverb ..................................................................................................................7.3 Mic Echo & Mic Reverb Audio Controls ...................................................................7.3 Mic EQ .........................................................................................................................7.4 Music EFX ...................................................................................................................7.5 Saving EQ and EFX in the song ................................................................................7.6 Removing EQ and EFX from the song .....................................................................7.6 To exit
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