User manual OREGON SCIENTIFIC WAV DJ

[. . . ] F or ages 9 and up Introduction Welcome to the world of computer audio production!The Wav DJ will allow you to explore your audio creativity without the inconvenience of over-complicated features or a confusing interface. You can create almost anything with the Wav DJ. The basic functions let you play the role of a radio DJ. [. . . ] These buttons are for navigating through the blocks (Next Block and Previous Block) and for creating and deleting blocks. When you create a new block it will have the same properties as the current block (length, tempo, instrument list etc. ). It will use the next available block number. You can cut, copy and paste blocks, or the channel that is highlighted, using these buttons. If you paste a block or a channel onto a shorter block or channel you will lose the last columns. You cannot paste the contents of a wav effects channel into a MIDI channel and vice versa. The arrow buttons move the highlight bars in the block. The block has two highlight bars, one for the rows and one for the columns. The row highlight bar shows which channel is currently being edited and which MIDI instrument is currently assigned to the keyboard. The column highlight bar shows where the playback or editing is currently going on. When you change the keyboard instrument on the console the row highlight bar automatically moves to the corresponding channel. It is also possible to move the highlight bars by clicking on the channel instrument name or the column number with the mouse. The High Res and Low Res buttons change the block display between detailed (high resolution) and simplified (low resolution). High resolution shows more of what is going on in the block. Low resolution is used when you want 19 (low resolution). High resolution shows more of what is going on in the block. Low resolution is used when you want to display the information boxes like the chord edit or drum edit boxes. NOTE: The high-resolution display does not show the note names while it is playing, only when it is stationary. When Edit is turned on anything you play on the console will be written into the block. When Edit is turned off you will not be able to write or delete any notes in the block or make any adjustments to the parameters like the volume, block length and tempo etc. It is often very useful to play the block with Edit turned off to try out different ideas over the top. You can write things into the block while the block is playing or while it is stationary. [. . . ] If any part of this Agreement is found to be unlawful, void, or for any reason unenforceable then that part shall be severed from, and in no way shall affect, the validity or enforceability of the remaining provisions of the Agreement. 7. Limited Warranty and Disclaimer of Warranty. For a period of 90 days from the date on which you purchased the product accompanying this Agreement, Oregon Scientific warrants that the media on which the Software is supplied will be free from defects in material or workmanship under normal use. If the Software fails to conform to this warranty, you may, as your sole and exclusive remedy, obtain a replacement free of charge if you return the defective Software with the original, dated sales receipt. The Company does not warrant that the Software or its functions will meet your requirements, nor that the use thereof will be free from interruption or error. [. . . ]