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Contents:

Contents:Contents:

Contents:

SPECIFICATION AND FEATURES

SPECIFICATION AND FEATURESSPECIFICATION AND FEATURES

SPECIFICATION AND FEATURES________________________________

________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________

____________________________________________

______________________ 3

1.1

MAIN FEATURES _____________________________________________________________________ 3

1.2

CONTROL AND INDICATION ELEMENTS ___________________________________________________ 4

1.3

OPERATIONAL SYSTEM (OS) STRUCTURE __________________________________________________ 4

1.3.1

SYSTEM PARAMETERS_________________________________________________________________ 4

1.3.2

INSTRUMENT PARAMETERS ____________________________________________________________ 5

1.3.3

TONE DATA _________________________________________________________________________ 6

INITIAL SET

INITIAL SETINITIAL SET

INITIAL SET-

-UP

UPUP

UP ________________________________

________________________________________________________________

_________________________________

2.1

POWER SUPPLY______________________________________________________________________ 6

2.2

MIDI SYSTEM CONNECTION ____________________________________________________________ 6

PREPARE SAVVY FOR USE ______________________________________________________________ 7

3.1

LOAD THE OPERATIONAL SYSTEM _______________________________________________________ 7

3.2

LOAD THE TONE BANK ________________________________________________________________ 8

BASIC OPERATION

BASIC OPERATIONBASIC OPERATION

BASIC OPERATION ________________________________

________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________

_______________________________ 9

4.1

INITIALIZATION SEQUENCE _____________________________________________________________ 9

4.2

COMMUNICATION DIRECTION __________________________________________________________ 9

4.3

SELECT TONE_______________________________________________________________________ 10

4.4

EDIT TONE_________________________________________________________________________ 10

4.5

SAVE TONE ________________________________________________________________________ 10

4.6

COPY TONE ________________________________________________________________________ 11

4.7

SEND TONE ________________________________________________________________________ 11

4.8

SELECT THE PATCH LAYER _____________________________________________________________ 11

4.9

MEMORY BACKUP - BULK DUMP _______________________________________________________ 12

4.10

HARDWARE WARM RESET ____________________________________________________________ 12

4.11

FACTORY RESET_____________________________________________________________________ 12

RECOMMENDED SET

RECOMMENDED SETRECOMMENDED SET

RECOMMENDED SET-

-UP EXAMPLES

UP EXAMPLESUP EXAMPLES

UP EXAMPLES ________________________________

________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________

__________________________________

_________________ 13

1313

5.1

EXAMPLE 1 – MIDI MEMORY EXPANDER _________________________________________________ 13

5.2

EXAMPLE 2 – INSTRUMENT CONTROLLER (MIDI CC to SysEx Translator)_________________________ 13

5.3

EXAMPLE 3 – PC/DAW INTEGRATED SET-UP_______________________________________________ 14

5.4

EXAMPLE 4 – COMBINED SET-UPs ______________________________________________________ 15

5.5

EXAMPLE 5 – USB MIDI CONTROLLERS___________________________________________________ 16

MIDI IMPLEMENTATION

MIDI IMPLEMENTATIONMIDI IMPLEMENTATION

MIDI IMPLEMENTATION________________________________

________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________

__________________________ 17

1717

6.1

CHANNEL COMMANDS_______________________________________________________________ 17

6.1.1

MIDI CCs __________________________________________________________________________ 17

6.1.2

PROGRAM CHANGE _________________________________________________________________ 17

6.2

SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE MESSAGES_________________________________________________________ 17

6.2.1

TRANSMISSION OF SYSEX _____________________________________________________________ 17

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONTECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION________________________________

________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________

________________________________________________

________________________ 18

1818

WARRANTY CONDITIONS

WARRANTY CONDITIONSWARRANTY CONDITIONS

WARRANTY CONDITIONS ________________________________

________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________

_________________________ 18

1818

APPENDIX

APPENDIX APPENDIX

APPENDIX –

––

– MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART

MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART

MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART ________________________________

________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________

______________________

___________ 19

1919

1010

APPENDIX

APPENDIX APPENDIX

APPENDIX –

––

– ERROR STATUS INDICATION

ERROR STATUS INDICATION ERROR STATUS INDICATION

ERROR STATUS INDICATION ________________________________

________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________

____________________________

______________ 20

2020

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APPENDIX

APPENDIX APPENDIX

APPENDIX –

––

– IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ________________________________

________________________________________________________________

________________________________________

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SPECIFICATION AND FEATURES

SPECIFICATION AND FEATURESSPECIFICATION AND FEATURES

SPECIFICATION AND FEATURES

SAVVY is a MIDI CC to Sysex Translator, SysEx to MIDI CC Translator, Macro Programmer, Intelligent Random

Patch Generator and Memory Expander for various MIDI Instruments.

1.1

1.11.1

1.1

MAIN FEATURES

MAIN FEATURESMAIN FEATURES

MAIN FEATURES

MIDI CC to SysEx Translator

MIDI CC to SysEx TranslatorMIDI CC to SysEx Translator

MIDI CC to SysEx Translator

! Translates standard MIDI CC controllers to MIDI SysEx command

Translates standard MIDI CC controllers to MIDI SysEx commandTranslates standard MIDI CC controllers to MIDI SysEx command

Translates standard MIDI CC controllers to MIDI SysEx commands

s for various synthesizers (any

connected MIDI controller can be used as dedicated synthesizer programmer).

! Open system

Open systemOpen system

Open system with easily updatable operational system profiles for various instruments

for various instrumentsfor various instruments

for various instruments

(one SAVVY can

be used for various instruments).

! Each instrument profile is carefully designed and tested for smooth and

smooth andsmooth and

smooth and user

useruser

user-

-friendly operation

friendly operationfriendly operation

friendly operation.

! Pre

PrePre

Pre-

-defined map of MIDI CCs

defined map of MIDI CCsdefined map of MIDI CCs

defined map of MIDI CCs for instant use (maximum effort to unify the map of assigned MIDI CCs

e.g. LP Filter cutoff or equivalent function always use the MIDI CC Nr. 50).

! Web based application for user definable MIDI CC maps

application for user definable MIDI CC mapsapplication for user definable MIDI CC maps

application for user definable MIDI CC maps (i.e. to map your modern virtual analog

synthesizer to control your vintage instrument).

MIDI SysEx to CC Translator

MIDI SysEx to CC TranslatorMIDI SysEx to CC Translator

MIDI SysEx to CC Translator

! Translates incoming MIDI SysEx commands

Translates incoming MIDI SysEx commandsTranslates incoming MIDI SysEx commands

Translates incoming MIDI SysEx commands from the instrument to standard MIDI CCs. These can be

recorded in your DAW, easily edited and played back (i.e. any editings from instrument panel are

transmitted in real time as MIDI CCs).

Macro programmer

Macro programmerMacro programmer

Macro programmer

! Except of the original parameters

original parametersoriginal parameters

original parameters of supported synthesizers, each instrument profile includes special

specialspecial

special

set of Modifiers and Macro parameters

set of Modifiers and Macro parametersset of Modifiers and Macro parameters

set of Modifiers and Macro parameters (e.g. All Envelope Times shift, Tone Brilliance, Bass Boost and

other previously unavailable functions).

! Single MIDI CC

Single MIDI CCSingle MIDI CC

Single MIDI CC can control predefined set

can control predefined setcan control predefined set

can control predefined set of

ofof

of individual parameters

parametersparameters

parameters (e.g. simultaneous control of all

envelope times to immediately change your Bass preset into Evolving Pad with just one).

! SAVVY analyzes the actual patch

analyzes the actual patchanalyzes the actual patch

analyzes the actual patch and uses special calculation algorithms for smooth macro operation

for smooth macro operationfor smooth macro operation

for smooth macro operation.

Intelligent random generator

Intelligent random generatorIntelligent random generator

Intelligent random generator

! Each instrument profile includes set of specially designed Random generator functions

specially designed Random generator functionsspecially designed Random generator functions

specially designed Random generator functions (e.g. separate

random algorithms for oscillators, filters, envelopes as well as full random).

! The individual random algorithms are tailored for more predictable results

tailored for more predictable resultstailored for more predictable results

tailored for more predictable results (e.g. Oscillator random

controlling the Waveform, Coarse Tune, PWM, avoiding unwanted pitch modulation effects, etc.).

Memory expander

Memory expanderMemory expander

Memory expander

! Large internal

Large internalLarge internal

Large internal battery backed memory

memorymemory

memory to save user edited tones (“MIDI cartridge

MIDI cartridgeMIDI cartridge

MIDI cartridge” function).

! Saved tones are sent in real time to your instrume

sent in real time to your instrumesent in real time to your instrume

sent in real time to your instrument

ntnt

nt directly from the SAVVY´s control panel.

! The entire memory can be easily backed up

easily backed upeasily backed up

easily backed up in the computer with single button press

single button presssingle button press

single button press.

For actual list of supported instruments check our website www.chd-el.cz

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1.2

1.21.2

1.2

CONTROL AND INDICATION ELEMENTS

CONTROL AND INDICATION ELEMENTSCONTROL AND INDICATION ELEMENTS

CONTROL AND INDICATION ELEMENTS

Figure 1

Figure 1 Figure 1

Figure 1 -

- Control and indication eleme

Control and indication eleme Control and indication eleme

Control and indication elements

ntsnts

nts

(1) Segment LED display

(2) Tone number increment button

(3) Tone number decrement button

(4) tone indication LED (red)

(5) communication direction

indication LED (green)

(6) communication direction

indication LED (yellow)

(7) communication direction select

button

(8) tone button

(9) tone button

(10) External power supply connector

(11) button

(12) memory backup button

(13) from an instrument

(13) to an instrument

(15) from a controller

(16) to a controller

1.3

1.31.3

1.3

OPERATIONAL SYSTEM (OS) STRUCTURE

OPERATIONAL SYSTEM (OS) STRUCTUREOPERATIONAL SYSTEM (OS) STRUCTURE

OPERATIONAL SYSTEM (OS) STRUCTURE

SAVVY´s operational system (OS) consists of three basic parts: System Parameters

System ParametersSystem Parameters

System Parameters, Instrument Parameters

Instrument ParametersInstrument Parameters

Instrument Parameters and

Tone Data

Tone DataTone Data

Tone Data.

OS installation package includes factory default values predefined for instant use. However expert users can

redefine them accordingly to their needs. A simple web based application can be used to change the predefined

values (e.g. MIDI CCs assignment, System parameters and Default tone Data) – see supplemental MIDI System

Exclusive Communication Manual for your instrument.

1.3.1

1.3.11.3.1

1.3.1

SYSTEM PARAMETERS

SYSTEM PARAMETERSSYSTEM PARAMETERS

SYSTEM PARAMETERS

System parameters

control basic functions of the SAVVY´s hardware and data transfer functions.

The System parameters are divided in three sub-groups:

• Global Parameters

Global ParametersGlobal Parameters

Global Parameters define basic functions of SAVVY: MIDI channel for communication, tone number display

format, LED brightness, etc.

The system parameters differ for each instrument operational system (OS). Detailed description of each OS, including default setting, is listed in

Manual Supplement for your Instrument.

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• Inst

InstInst

Inst →Ctrl Data Transfer Parameters

→Ctrl Data Transfer Parameters→Ctrl Data Transfer Parameters

→Ctrl Data Transfer Parameters control MIDI communication from instrument to SAVVY and to a MIDI

controller. These include the method of MIDI CCs processing, MIDI Program/Bank Change commands and

Device ID number for SysEx communication.

• Ctrl

CtrlCtrl

Ctrl →Inst Data Transfer Parameters

→Inst Data Transfer Parameters→Inst Data Transfer Parameters

→Inst Data Transfer Parameters control MIDI communication from a MIDI controller to SAVVY and to

controlled instrument. These define the method of MIDI CCs processing and MIDI Program / Bank Change

commands.

1.3.2

1.3.21.3.2

1.3.2

INSTRUMENT PARAMETERS

INSTRUMENT PARAMETERSINSTRUMENT PARAMETERS

INSTRUMENT PARAMETERS

Instrument parameters define MIDI CCs numbers assigned to the tone parameters of an instrument. These

include:

• Individual tone parameters

Individual tone parametersIndividual tone parameters

Individual tone parameters -

MIDI CCs assigned to control individual tone parameters.

• Modifiers

ModifiersModifiers

Modifiers - MIDI CCs assigned to tone modifications controls (+/- offsets), that affect more tone parameters

simultaneously accordingly to the fixed algorithms. The tone is not affected in the middle position (i.e. value

64).

• Macros

MacrosMacros

Macros – MIDI CCs assigned to macro functions that simplify control of more tone parameters simultaneously

(e.g. all Envelopes timing simultaneous control, etc.).

• Random functions

Random functionsRandom functions

Random functions - MIDI CC assigned to intelligent random functions set random values of selected tone

parameters.

Each instrument OS uses factory predefined set of the MIDI CCs. For a complete list of used MIDI CCs see the

Manual Supplement for your Instrument.

Remarks:

Remarks:Remarks:

Remarks:

Factory predefined MIDI CCs assignment can be changed by user (e.g. to use your modern Virtual analogue

synthesizer to control a vintage instrument - Clavia instruments Nord Leads, A1

etc. use MIDI CC #74 for

Filter Cutoff and #42 for Filter Resonance. If you set the user parametr map for Cutoff and Resonance to CCs

#74 and #42, you can use your Nord to control the cutoff and resonance parameters of your vintage

instrument).

The same MIDI CC can be assigned to more parameters / functions at once for a simultaneous control.

The parameters / functions may not be assigned to a MIDI CC. To exclude the parameter from the MIDI CC

control assign CC number 127.

It is recommended to avoid the use of standard MIDI CCs (e.g. 1: Modulation Wheel, 7: Volume, 64: Hold,

etc.). If any of these standard MIDI CCs is assigned to a parameter / function, it controls the parameter /

function and is no longer transmitted to the instrument as a standard MIDI CC!

Values of all assigned CCs can be in full range 0 to 127. SAVVY automatically converts the values to required

range of assigned tone parameters if necessary.

Nord Lead and A1 are trademarks of Clavia Digital Musical Instruments AB, Sweden. Check the respective produc t manuals for the list of

transmitted MIDI CCs.

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1.3.3

1.3.31.3.3

1.3.3

TONE DATA

TONE DATATONE DATA

TONE DATA

SAVVY has its own independent memory bank for storing the tones (sounds). The tone data include all

individual instrument parameters and values of offset Modifiers.

The number of available memory locations for single tones is different for each Instrument OS profile

. In

general, for the synthesizers with less tone parameters, SAVVY can store more tones a vice versa. However the

SAVVY´s memory capacity is much larger than the instrument´s internal or cartridge memory banks.

INITIAL SET

INITIAL SETINITIAL SET

INITIAL SET-

-UP

UPUP

2.1

2.12.1

2.1

POWER SUPPLY

POWER SUPPLY POWER SUPPLY

POWER SUPPLY

The device is powered from external DC power supply unit

The device has no power switch. It starts

immediately after the power supply is connected

Figure 2

Figure 2 Figure 2

Figure 2 -

- Power supply unit

Power supply unit Power supply unit

Power supply unit

Use any standard 8 to 15 volts, 250 mA (at least) PSU. The connector should be

standard axial “barrel” (diameter 5,5 / 2,1 mm) with positive pole on inner pin

and negative pole (GND) on outer pin (see Figure 2).

The device has built-in reverse polarity protection. Incorrect polarity cause no

damage, however the device will not work in such case.

2.2

2.22.2

2.2

MIDI SYSTEM CONNECTION

MIDI SYSTEM CONNECTIONMIDI SYSTEM CONNECTION

MIDI SYSTEM CONNECTION

The editor has four MIDI connectors. and for the instrument and

and for MIDI controller, computer, sequencer etc. (see Figure 3).

Figure 3

Figure 3 Figure 3

Figure 3 –

––

– MIDI sockets on rear panel

MIDI sockets on rear panel MIDI sockets on rear panel

MIDI sockets on rear panel

Detailed description of each OS, including default setting, number of memory locations, assigned MIDI CCs is listed in Manual Supplement for your

Instrument.

The power supply unit is not included.

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PREPARE SAVVY FOR USE

PREPARE SAVVY FOR USEPREPARE SAVVY FOR USE

PREPARE SAVVY FOR USE

Note that the device has no power switch. It starts working immediately after power supply adapter is

connected.

When switched on for the first time, the device does not have any operational system (OS)

installed. It is indicated by error status (E.01

E.01E.01

E.01).

To use SAVVY, you have to load the operational system (OS) for your instrument first. SAVVY

SAVVYSAVVY

SAVVY can control one

can control onecan control one

can control one

instrument

instrumentinstrument

instrument at a time. Operational system (OS) for another instrument can be changed (reloaded) anytime by

the user.

3.1

3.13.1

3.1

LOAD THE OPERATIONAL SYSTEM

LOAD THE OPERATIONAL SYSTEMLOAD THE OPERATIONAL SYSTEM

LOAD THE OPERATIONAL SYSTEM

To load operational system (OS):

1. Visit our website www.chd

www.chdwww.chd

www.chd-

-el.cz

el.czel.cz

el.cz

and download the “mid” file

①

①①

①

with required OS for your

instrument

2. Launch your DAW or MIDI dump

software

in your computer and

open the previously

downloaded OS file.

3. Connect the SAVVY with a computer

as shown on the picture

...

4. Connect power supply

④

④④

④

while pressing and holding the button

③

③③

③

. Display indicates

“” for “OS load ready”

⑤

⑤⑤

⑤

5. Release the button.

6. Send the OS file to SAVVY (Play the MIDI file in DAW or Send the dump)

⑥

⑥⑥

⑥

. During this

procedure, the display

⑤

⑤⑤

⑤

counts correctly loaded parts of the OS.

7. When successfully finished, the OS is stored in internal battery backed memory. This is

indicated by “L.ok

L.okL.ok

L.ok” – “Load OK”.

8. All memory locations are initialized with default data then (display indicates “ini

iniini

ini” –

“Initialization”).

9. SAVVY starts the normal working mode and is ready for use now.

If any error occurs during the above described procedure, display indicates “E.

E.E.

E.” symbol – “Error”

and its code number. (For the Error messages see Appendix 10.)

In such case, press button shortly. The editor automatically returns to “L.

L.L.

L.--

----

--” for “OS load ready” state and

the above paragraphs 6. - 8. can be repeated.

All available files are standard SMF0 format compatible with any MIDI sequencer or MIDI SysEx Dump utilities. The library of supported instruments

is continuously increasing.

Recommended MIDI dump software: MS Windows

MS WindowsMS Windows

MS Windows -

Bome Send SX (www.bome.com/products/sendsx), Apple OSX

Apple OSXApple OSX

Apple OSX -

Snoize SysEx Librarian

(www.snoize.com/SysExLibrarian) … or any MIDI sysex capable DAW.

Certain cheap MIDI interfaces are known for unreliable transmitting of MIDI SysEx data. Please use only professional products for MIDI SysEx

communication i.e. MOTU, Roland, Edirol, Yamaha, Steinberg, Emagic, etc. All above mentioned products are copyright of their respective owners.

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3.2

3.23.2

3.2

LOAD THE TONE BANK

LOAD THE TONE BANKLOAD THE TONE BANK

LOAD THE TONE BANK

SAVVY has its own independent memory bank for storing the tones (sounds). After the factory reset (new

operational system (OS) load), default tone is stored in all tone memory locations!

It is recommended to load basic set of tones to the internal memory. We have prepared tone banks for each

supported instrument

from available factory presets.

To load tone memory bank:

1. Visit our website www.chd

www.chdwww.chd

www.chd-

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el.czel.cz

el.cz

and download the “mid” file

①

①①

①

with required tone bank for

your instrument

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2. Launch your DAW or MIDI dump

software

1111

in your computer and

open the previously

downloaded tone bank file.

3. Connect the SAVVY with a computer

1212

as shown on picture

②

②②

②

4. Set communication to direction by SLCT button

③

③③

③

. It is indicated by green LED

④

④④

④

5. Play the MIDI file in DAW or Send the dump

⑤

⑤⑤

⑤

6. DUMP decimal point on display indicates receiving of the data

⑥

⑥⑥

⑥

Note: You can not load the original or third party sound banks dedicated for your instrument. SAVVY has its own bank format to accomodate larger

quantities of tones and special parameters originally not available on your instrument (Modifiers values are stored alongisde the original tone data).

Chec k the chapter 5.3 to see how t o use the standard tone banks w ith SAVVY.

All available files are standard SMF0 format compatible with any MIDI sequencer or MIDI SysEx Dump utilities. The library of supported

instruments is continuously increasing.

Recommended MIDI dump software: MS Windows

MS WindowsMS Windows

MS Windows -

Bome Send SX (www.bome.com/products/sendsx), Apple OSX

Apple OSXApple OSX

Apple OSX -

Snoize SysEx Librarian

(www.snoize.com/SysExLibrarian) … or any MIDI sysex capable DAW.

Certain cheap MIDI interfaces are known for unreliable transmitting of MIDI SysEx data. Please use only professional products for MIDI SysEx

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BASIC OPERATION

BASIC OPERATIONBASIC OPERATION

BASIC OPERATION

After all necessary data are loaded to SAVVY, it is prepared for normal operation. All functions of the editor can

be controlled by buttons on the front panel of the device.

4.1

4.14.1

4.1

INITIALIZATION SEQUENCE

INITIALIZATION SEQUENCEINITIALIZATION SEQUENCE

INITIALIZATION SEQUENCE

When the SAVVY is switched on, the reset sequence is executed. During this

sequence, display indicates the actual operational system and its versions.

The communication is set automatically to direction indicated by

green LED

①

①①

①

and the display shows number of the actually active tone

②

②②

②

4.2

4.24.2

4.2

COMMUNICATION DIRECTION

COMMUNICATION DIRECTIONCOMMUNICATION DIRECTION

COMMUNICATION DIRECTION

SAVVY can only work in one direction

only work in one directiononly work in one direction

only work in one direction in real time. It can either transfer data from a controller to an instrument

or from an instrument to a controller, not

notnot

not in both directions simultaneously!

simultaneously!simultaneously!

simultaneously!

To set the communication direction:

1. To change the communication direction press button

①.

①.①.

①.

2. The actual direction is indicated by two LEDs – green LED

②

②②

②

for

direction or yellow LED

③

③③

③

for direction.

Figure 4

Figure 4Figure 4

Figure 4

- Controller to instrument communication direction

Controller to instrument communication directionController to instrument communication direction

Controller to instrument communication direction

Figure 5

Figure 5Figure 5

Figure 5 -

- Instrument to controller communication direction

Instrument to controller communication directionInstrument to controller communication direction

Instrument to controller communication direction

For the instruments that use dual tone Patches (e.g. Roland MKS-80), display

indicates request to select the tone layer first (“A

A-

-B.

B.B.

B.” or “U

U-

-L.

L.L.

L.”)

①

①①

①

The required tone layer has to be selected by or button

②

②②

②

Tone Parameters Editor

Tone Parameters EditorTone Parameters Editor

Tone Parameters Editor & Controller

& Controller& Controller

& Controller

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Model TPE-

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4.3

4.34.3

4.3

SELECT TONE

SELECT TONESELECT TONE

SELECT TONE

Actual selected tone number is shown on display

③

③③

③

. Tone number can be changed / selected manually or by

Bank Select and Program Change MIDI commands from an instrument or a connected controller / PC (see

chapter 1.3.1 for system parameter description).

To manually change the tone:

1. Press

button

①

①①

①

to increment the tone number.

2. Press

button

②

②②

②

to decrement the tone number.

3. To browse the memory bank, press and hold either or button.

The browsing speed is gradually increased when holding the button for

a longer time.

4. Display indicates selected tone number

③

③③

③

and SAVVY automatically transmits the new tone data to the

instrument (if direction is active) or to the controller/PC as MIDI CCs

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(if

direction is active).

4.4

4.44.4

4.4

EDIT TONE

EDIT TONEEDIT TONE

EDIT TONE

Tone data (individual tone parameters) can be edited either from MIDI controller or instrument (see chapter 4.2

and Manual Supplements for the supported instruments).

If the tone data are changed / edited, it is indicated by red LED

①

①①

①

All such changes of tone parameters are temporary in the tone edit buffer!

LED indicates that the tone has been changed and should be saved to

keep edited values.

4.5

4.54.5

4.5

SAVE TONE

SAVE TONESAVE TONE

SAVE TONE

Edited tone can be saved in any of the SAVVY´s internal memory locations

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. SAVVY´s internal Tone memory

bank is independent on the tone memory of the instrument. It works as a MIDI Memory Expander or

“Cartridge” thus

To save the tone:

1. Press button

①

①①

①

. LED

②

②②

②

starts blinking.

2. Use

③

③③

③

and

④

④④

④

buttons to select desired memory location

number

⑤

⑤⑤

⑤

in which the tone will be stored

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3. Press button again. The LED

②

②②

②

turns off.

4. The tone is saved now.

To interrupt the saving procedure press the button

⑥

⑥⑥

⑥

. The LED stops blinking and the display

shows original tone number. Tone in edit buffer remains unchanged and can be further edited or saved later.

The data tramission to controller / PC can be deactivated by system parameter for details see chapter 1.3.1

For the available number of memory locations see the manuals of the instrument´s profiles

If the selected tone number is dif ferent from the ac tual tone number, the number blinks.

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