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[V-LINK] Button (p. 27)
This button turns V-LINK on/o .
[TAP TEMPO] Button (p. 23)
You can use this button to set the tempo of the arpeggio or phrase
recorder.
[KEY HOLD] Button (p. 22)
This button holds the notes even after you release your ngers from
the keyboard.
[MONO] Button (p. 20)
Use this button when you want to simulate the performance
techniques of a solo instrument.
[PORTAMENTO] Button (p. 20)
This button turns portamento on/o .
[TRANSPOSE] Button (p. 20)
By holding down the [TRANSPOSE] button and pressing the OCTAVE
[UP/+] or [DOWN/-] button you can raise or lower the pitch of the
keyboard in steps of a semitone (-5–+6 semitones).
OCTAVE [UP/+], [DOWN/-] Buttons (p. 20)
Use these buttons to raise or lower the pitch of the keyboard in steps
of an octave (-3–+3). These buttons are also used in combination with
other function buttons to edit parameters.
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[CANCEL/SHIFT] Button
This button cancels the operation that’s being executed.
This button is also used in combination with other buttons to carry
out various functions.
[WRITE] Button (p. 25, p. 39)
Use this button to save patches or phrases.
Holding down the [CANCEL/SHIFT] button while you press the
[WRITE] button initializes the selected patch.
WRITE PROTECT Indicator (p. 39)
This indicator will light if you’ve selected a patch that is write
protected.
To turn write protect on/o , hold down the [CANCEL/SHIFT] button
and press the current NUMBER button.
[ARPEGGIO] Button (p. 22)
This button turns the arpeggio on/o .
[PRESET PATCH] Button (p. 18)
Use this button to select preset patches.
[USER PATCH] Button (p. 18)
Use this button to select user patches.
By pressing the [PRESET PATCH] button and [USER PATCH] button
simultaneously, you can activate the Manual function, which changes
the parameter values so that they match the positions of the knobs
and sliders (p. 30).
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[BANK] Button (p. 18)
Use this button in combination with the NUMBER [A]–[H] buttons to
switch banks.
NUMBER [1]–[8] Buttons (p. 18)
Use these buttons to select patches or phrases.
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PHRASE RECORDER (p. 24)
[PLAY/STOP] Button
Press this button to play or stop the phrase recorder.
[REC] Button
Press this button to record on the phrase recorder.
BATTERY Indicator (p. 14)
When using batteries, this indicates the remaining battery power.
Normally, this will be unlit. When the batteries run low, the indicator
will light. If you continue operating the GAIA SH-01, the indicator will
blink; stop use and charge the batteries.
* If you continue playing even when the BATTERY indicator is
blinking, the unit will eventually become inoperable.
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OUTPUT (p. 18)
[VOLUME] knob
This knob adjusts the overall volume that is output from the OUTPUT
jacks and PHONES jack on the rear panel.
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Pitch Bend/Modulation Lever
(p. 19)
You can use this to modify the pitch or to apply vibrato.