ENSONIQ TS-10 Specifications download pdf (Page 34)

Section 1 — Controls and Basic Functions TS-10 Musician’s Manual

Tip: Because you can use the BankSet button and the ten Bank buttons to “shop around” in various

banks before selecting a sound or preset, it is possible to lose track of where the currently selected

sound or preset (the one you are hearing) is located. There is a shortcut for getting back to the

BankSet and bank that contains the currently selected sound or preset: rapidly double-click the

Sounds button or the Presets button to instantly go to the bank that contains the currently

selected sound or preset.

5) Display

The 80-character fluorescent display makes it possible to show information in Pages. Each time you

press one of the front panel buttons, you are in effect “turning to” that function’s page. Once you

have turned to the page you want, the display shows you which parameters are controlled from

that page. Try pressing a few of the buttons — System, Mix/Pan, LFO, or Filters, for example, and

watch the display. Notice that for each button you press, the display changes to show you

information relating to that function. Each of these different display configurations is called a Page.

6) Soft Buttons

The six soft buttons above and below the display have a new function each time you select a new

page — that is, each time you press one of the dedicated front panel buttons. Each of the six soft

buttons is used to select whatever is directly above or below it on the display. Because their

function varies depending on what is displayed, we refer to these buttons as Soft Buttons, to

distinguish them from buttons which have fixed “hard” functions, such as the Track Parameter

buttons to the right of the display.

7) Bank Buttons

In Sequencer mode, the ten Bank buttons (labeled 0-9) will select Sequencer banks. Each bank

contains six sequencer locations, any of which can contain a sequence or a song, or may be blank.

In Presets Mode, the ten Bank buttons (labeled 0-9) will select Preset banks within the current

BankSet. Each bank contains six preset locations. Pressing the BankSet button will change the

current BankSet, and the Bank buttons will now select Preset banks within the newly selected

BankSet. There are five different BankSets of Preset Banks (two in User RAM, three in ROM), for

a total of 300 different presets.

In Sounds Mode, the ten Bank buttons (labeled 0-9) will select Sound banks within the current

BankSet. There are three different kinds of sound banks within the TS-10. Each User RAM

program bank contains six sound locations. Each ROM program bank contains six sound

locations. Each Sampled Sound bank contains one sound location. We call these Sound Bank

pages. Pressing the BankSet button will change the current BankSet, and the Bank buttons will

now select Sound banks within the newly selected BankSet.

Double-Click Symbol

This symbol appears in several places on the front panel , and helps to identify buttons that

offer a special "double-click" (pressing two times rapidly) feature. These are:

• Rapidly double-click the Sounds button or the Presets button to instantly go to the BankSet

and bank that contains the currently selected sound or preset.

• Rapidly double-click the Track Effects button to bypass the effect for all sounds in a song,

sequence or preset.

• Rapidly double-click the Replace Track Sound button to replace the sound on a track with

another sound, and install the new sound’s effect settings.

• Rapidly double-click the Select Voice button to edit all of the unmuted voices within a Program.

• When a song is selected, rapidly double-click the Seq/Song Track 1-6 and/or 7-12 to toggle

between the sequence and song tracks.

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