Specifications

Using the Cursor Keys, the SELECT key, the NUMERIC KEYPAD, and the KNOB

We use the CURSOR keys, the KNOB, the SELECT key, and the NUMERIC KEYPAD to

navigate and manipulate the menu pages found in the PARAMETER, Patch Editor,

LEVELS

, BYPASS, and SETUP areas. We’ll discuss their use in the PROGRAM and

Routing Storage areas in a bit.

Use of the cursor keys is straightforward. The LEFT and RIGHT CURSOR keys move the

cursor left and right, respectively. The UP and DOWN CURSOR keys move the cursor up

and down, respectively. (Go figure...)

Use the

KNOB, NUMERIC KEYPAD, or the /

keys to alter the value of a numeric parameter.

For example, spin the KNOB on this screen to

change the value of

Mix or enter a new value

directly with the

NUMERIC KEYPAD (pressing ENT when you’re done).

Use the KNOB or the / keys to alter the value

of a text parameter. For example, spin the

KNOB or press the  key to change Shape from

Sine to Triangle on this screen.

Numeric parameters and text parameters cover 99% of the parameters you’ll see in the

H8000FW, but there are a few more esoteric parameters you’ll encounter. One such

oddball is the "trigger" parameter. You place the cursor over a trigger parameter, and

trigger it by pressing SELECT. It will trigger something (no doubt fascinating) to happen.

Other oddballs include "Taps" and "Graphics."

 See System Tempo on page 132.

 See Graphics and Curves on page 135.

 The left and right cursor keys behave differently than you might expect in the PROGRAM area. Please see

Loading Programs

on page 37 for a brief introduction, and Loading Programs on page 123 for a more

detailed discussion.

 See wheel speed

on page 138.