Panel Descriptions; Front Panel - Boss Vocal PERFORMER VE-20 Manual De Instrucciones

Panel Descriptions

Front panel

PHRASE LOOP Indicator
This lights when the Phrase Loop
function is on.
PHRASE LOOP Button
This turns the Phrase Loop
function on/off.
"Using Phrase Loop to Layer Your
Voice" (p. 13)
EXIT Button
Use this to return to the
previous screen, or to cancel
an operation.
ON/OFF Pedal
The VE-20's effect turns on/off each time you press
this pedal.
The Phrase Loop function turns on/off if you hold
down this pedal for two seconds or longer.
When the Phrase Loop function is on, this pedal is
used to record, play, or stop the phrase.
ON/OFF (PLAY) Indicator
This lights when the VE-20's effect is on. When the
Phrase Loop function is on, it lights while the phrase
is playing.
REC Indicator
When the Phrase Loop function is on, this lights
while a phrase is being recorded.
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Display
This shows the sound number and name. In sound or function editing screens, it
shows the parameters and values being edited.
* Never strike or apply strong pressure to the display.
SOUND Knob
Use this to switch sounds
or to adjust a value shown
in the display.
POWER Indicator
This indicator shows whether the power is on or off, and
also functions as a battery-check indicator.
* When the indicator starts to dim or fails to light, the
MENU Button
Use this to make settings for sounds and
functions.
REVERB LEVEL Button
Use this to adjust a reverb level.
"Adjusting the level of the Reverb
effect" (p. 11)
HARMONY Pedal
Use this to turn the Harmony effect on/off.
You can use the HARMONY pedal to apply effects other
than Harmony.
"Adjusting the Harmony effect" (p. 11)
"Using the HARMONY pedal to turn effects other than
Harmony on/off" (p. 14)
HARMONY Indicator
This lights when the effect controlled by the
HARMONY pedal is on.
batteries are exhausted. When this occurs, install new
batteries. For instructions on replacing the batteries,
refer to "Installing Batteries" (p. 3).
Cursor Buttons
Use these to switch between
parameters or to move the
cursor.