User Manual
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LP Stage II User’s Manual - The User Interface
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LP Stage II User’s Manual - The User Interface
Master Mode
Master Mode is used to access the global settings and Advanced Preset settings for the Little Phatty, and the
routines for sending and receiving data.
To enter master mode, press the MASTER button. By
default, the rst master menu entry is Performance Sets.
When switching between the Master and Preset modes,
the last used master menu entry appears.
When the master menu is active, the VALUE knob is used
to scroll through menu entries. To change a particular
menu entry, you must hit the CURSOR button to enable
the parameter for editing. The selected parameter will be
underlined, indicating that this parameter value can now
be changed. The VALUE knob is now used to change the
parameter value(s). The chosen parameter is automatically
changed as the display is updated (i.e. if you scroll through
values and settle on something new, you don’t have to do
anything to activate that new entry). If a menu contains
more than one parameter for editing, repeatedly press-
ing CURSOR will step through the available parameters.
Press the MASTER button at any time to return to Master
Mode.
A. Master Mode Menus
Descriptions of each individual Master Mode menu appears below. A chart displaying the full Master Mode
Menu ‘tree’ appears in Appendix A.
PERFORMANCE SETS:
Performance Sets are collections of preset sounds, pre-arranged for
convenient access. There are four banks of Performance Sets contain-
ing 8 presets each (32 presets total). You select a bank (1-4) and then
set up a sequence of 8 presets in each bank. This allows you to easily
switch between these assigned presets in the order they are set up.
Once you have your performance bank set up, you can step sequen-
tially through the bank by pressing the VALUE switch, or use the
CURSOR button to highlight the bank or preset, then use the VALUE
knob to make the change.
In the example menu shown here, the 3
rd
preset in Performance
Set 1 is Preset 24 - LEAD. For more on Performance Sets and how to
congure them, see page 50.