KETRON MIDI PRO Guide Pratique page 33

In the second section of the screen you will find the VOICETRON which is a voice harmonisation processor. In the top
right hand section of the screen you will find the VOCAL ON/ OFF key which enables or disables the Voicetron as well as
the virtual potentiometers to adjust volume and reverb which must be selected on the display and adjusted with the Dial.
Lower down you will find a box which displays the current Preset. Touch the box to open a drop-down menu on which you
may select another Voicetron Preset on the Touch Screen. If you touch the bottom right hand box called EDIT you open
the Edit page of the Voicetron Preset.
Use the MICRO2/GUITAR input to connect a second microphone or a guitar.
Here again the page is subdivided into 2 sections: the first is MICRO2 and is for the microphone settings while the
second is GUITAR and is for the guitar effect settings. Considering that this is a single audio input, the modes
cannot be enabled together so that if you switch ON the MICRO2 mode, the GUITAR mode is automatically switched
OFF and vice-versa.
In GUITAR mode you will also find a number of virtual knobs that may be selected on the Touch Screen and modified
with the Dial, that function on the Volume, Reverb and Chorus as well as a series of 16 Setups of effects especially for the
guitar.
By pressing EXIT you escape from the drop-down menu and return to the previous screen. Each setup selected
has an insert effect which is displayed in the box INSERT EFX1. You may change the insert effect of the setup by
touching the corresponding box and selecting the effect you prefer from the drop-down menu.
Each guitar Setup may be edited by pressing the EDIT key. Any the changes made to the effect may be saved in a
setup by pressing the SAVE key on the panel. The display allows you to save your modifications in an effects setup for
microphone or guitar. Once you have made this choice, you may press SAVE to open a window on which to save the setup
with the same file name or you may press SAVE AS to open the alphanumeric keypad on which you may save the setup
with a new file name.
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