Peavey Pro 1, Pro 2 owner manual Other controls, Local Off, Midi Panic, Demo

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Other controls

Local Off

This button isolates the PRO 2 from its internal sound engine allowing it to be used as a MIDI controller. When Local Off is selected the display will show only the current program number but not the name of the related internal sound.

When in Local Off mode, you may select any bank and program number to be sent to the external MIDI instrument. To do this press the Page up button and use the DATA slider to select a bank number in the range 0-127. Now you can press Page up once more and select any program number in the range 0-127. Configurations created in this way can be stored into performances and the related bank/program number will be sent when the performance is subsequently recalled.

NOTE: Another way of turning a track to Local Off mode is to press the Page up button when the arrow in the screen is pointing to that particular track. This has the exact same effect as pressing the Local Off button.

MIDI Panic

The PRO 1 and PRO 2 feature a hidden “MIDI Panic” function. This function can be used in the event of problems or “lock-ups” during MIDI transmission or reception.

To perform MIDI Panic, first hold the VIBES button and then press the SOUNDS/PERF button.

MIDI Panic

MIDI Panic sends “All Notes Off” and “Reset All Controllers” commands on all active channels.

Demo

Pressing this button will start playback of the factory pre-programmed demonstration song. This song has a number of different parts which will demonstrate various sounds on the instrument.

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Contents English Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Table of contents Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Section Instrument LayoutFront and rear panel Front panel PROTune TouchUser allows you to vary the touch with the Data slider When connecting a number of different instruments together Rear panel PRO 1 / PROA piano Keyboard or a sequencerPower switch and headphones Power switchHeadphone jack Pedal connections Pedal1 On/OffQuick Study Guide Basic Functions and Features Simple OperationGeneralmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Storing a Performance Making a Performance from scratch Press Perf Edit to turn it offPress Store Press B, Piano 2 button Press 1, Harpsi button Quick Piano feature Basic Features Selecting sounds VariationsWhat is a performance ? PerformancesSelecting the Performances Changing the pitch of the instrument TransposeTone control PRO 1 model only Brilliance controlsAdding effects ReverbEffects PRO 2 model only OthersKeyboard response TouchSoft, Normal, Hard PRO 2 model only UserOther controls Local OffMidi Panic DemoPerformance Edit Editing your performance Perf Edit functionsVol=127 Screens for layered and split SoundsReverb Time 4b. Effect Send LevelPRO 1 model only Effect Depth PRO 1 model only Effect RateAssigning pedal functions Pedal 1 Function Pedal 2 FunctionPedal 1 Assign Pedal 2 Assign Damper Assign PRO 2 model only User Tuning User C5 =Other features of Perf Edit Special featuresDelay Snd DetuneMaster/MIDI Functions Midi functions Volume ProgramAll Prog + VolMaster functions Restore Perfs Restore TuneReady for dump Press to start To receive a DumpNumbering PRO 2 Model Only Piano FrameSequencer / Recorder Play and record ControlsQuick & easy recording REC- 00/1 Tempo =120Press the REC button to enter record mode Recording a two track songSelect the Sound to record Activate the Metronome if requiredPress the Rec button to exit Record mode Press the Track 2 buttonPress the Play button to start recording Partial EraseAdvanced features Using effects with a recordingPause / Continue Recording layers and splitsReference Section Generalmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Technical specifications PRO Technical specifications PRO Technology Natural string resonanceDamper physical model Advanced release technologyGeneralmusic PRO 1/PRO 2 Index Generalmusic damper pedalPerf Edit Federal Communications Commission Stock Code