Yamaha DME32 DME32 Owners Manual - Page 40

Rotary Controls, Sliders, Buttons, below its slider, as shown here.

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32 Chapter 4-Touring DME Manager Rotary Controls Rotary controls are used to adjust continuously variable parameters, such as gain and frequency. A parameter's value is typically displayed below its control, as shown here. Rotary controls are adjusted by dragging with either the left or right mouse button. Dragging a rotary control down or to the left causes the parameter value to decrease, while dragging up or to the right causes it to increase, as shown below. Up Value up Right Value down Rotary controls with a resolution of more than 1,000 steps, such as reverb initial delay, can be adjusted in intervals of 100 steps by dragging with the right-mouse button. Sliders Sliders are used to adjust continuously variable parameters, such as channel level and graphic equalizer gain. The parameter's value is typically displayed below its slider, as shown here. Sliders are adjusted by dragging with either the left or right mouse button. Dragging a slider down or to the left causes the parameter value to decrease, while dragging up or to the right causes it to increase, as shown below. Up Value up Right Value down Buttons Like most programs, DME Manager features buttons that are used to execute and confirm functions, such as Save, OK, Cancel, and Enter. In addition to these, DME Manager also uses buttons to turn functions and parameters on and off. DME32-Owner's Manual

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Chapter 4
Touring DME Manager
DME32
Owner
s Manual
Rotary Controls
Rotary controls are used to adjust continuously variable parameters, such
as gain and frequency. A parameter
s value is typically displayed below its
control, as shown here.
Rotary controls are adjusted by dragging with either the left or right mouse
button. Dragging a rotary control down or to the left causes the parameter value to
decrease, while dragging up or to the right causes it to increase, as shown below.
Rotary controls with a resolution of more than 1,000 steps, such as reverb initial delay,
can be adjusted in intervals of 100 steps by dragging with the right-mouse button.
Sliders
Sliders are used to adjust continuously variable parameters, such as channel
level and graphic equalizer gain. The parameter
s value is typically displayed
below its slider, as shown here.
Sliders are adjusted by dragging with either the left or right mouse button. Drag-
ging a slider down or to the left causes the parameter value to decrease, while
dragging up or to the right causes it to increase, as shown below.
Buttons
Like most programs, DME Manager features buttons that are used to execute and con-
rm functions, such as Save, OK, Cancel, and Enter. In addition to these, DME Man-
ager also uses buttons to turn functions and parameters on and off.
Up
Value up
Value down
Right
Up
Value up
Value down
Right