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Hi, Harvey and all,
Thanks for the input. I'm having difficulty in following what seems to
be extremely simple instructions. For example, Harvey: You directed me
to FRETBOARD/TUNINGS/PRESET.
I have difficulty even getting to FRETBOARD. I turn on the Z6S and I
have [1]GUITARS, [2]CHORDS, [3]GUITA03, [4] GUITA04, ... through
[8]GUITA08. No sign of FRETBOARD anywhere. However you've mentioned in
the material [manuals] and elsewhere that EDIT is the start of so many
processes so I press EDIT. And sure enough: I find FRETBOARD on button 5.
So I press FRETBOARD and look for TUNINGS, and it's nowhere to be
seen. However TUNE/TRANS shows on key 5. So I press key 5. Now I see
TUNING on key 3.
I press TUNING and get MAP 1 on button 1; TUNINGS on button 2; PRESETS
on button 3 and EDIT on button 4. So that appears to be the "... button
to the right of
the word 'Preset' and scroll to the 6-stringBass tuning..." that you
mentioned. However I must not be at the right place because I can't
find any 6 string bass tuning. On this screen I can see maps 1 through
map 8 and the notes for every fret from zero [open] through 24 and I
can't find anything resembling BEADGC. Of course only the OPEN, 12 fret
and 24 fret would give this sequence.
So where did I fall off the wagon? Is there some way I can actually
follow " FRETBOARD/TUNINGS/PRESET" that you mention? I have done a
factory reset...
Oh, and I reversed the 6 pin plug where the pad trigger cable connects
to the main board and now the notes play in the right order. However
the high E still doesn't function so I'll be checking that out.
And: Anyone else who would care to take pity upon me is gratefully
welcomed to chime in...
Thanks,
James
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> Tue Jan 6, 2015 9:55 am (PST) . Posted by:
>
>
> "Harvey Starr" zzlabs
> <mailto:[email protected]?subject=Re%3A%20ZTAR%20USERS%3F%3F%3F%20%20questions>
>
>
> Hi All,
> I'll jump in . I admit I haven't been monitoring the midiguitar group
> and don't know the latest or the level of activity.
>
> About 6-string bass tuning: yes there's a preset for that. In the menu
> system: FRETBOARD/TUNINGS/PRESET. Just hit the button to the right of
> the word "Preset" and scroll to the 6-stringBass tuning. You can also
> set it up yourself in the Tuning menu, or any tuning for that matter.
> So, select it and hit the WRITE button to save the Ztar-patch or "Song".
> Or go to the WRITE menu to save to another location and change the name
> so it appears as you like it.
>
> About the Trigger Cap, the plastic may have warped, I've seen that
> before. Feel free to remove material from the underside, or simply
> elevate it with a couple of washers. Or order a new one.
> cheers,
> harvey
>
> On 1/6/2015 8:39 AM, JAMES HARRISON [email protected] [midiguitar]
> wrote:
> > Hi, Richard. Thanks for the response. Given that I'm the village
> > midiot I need to know nearly everything! [ggg]
> >
> > But for right now: Does the Z6S have a patch/song/whatever that gives
> > BEADGC [six string bass] tuning? If so how exactly do I activate it?
> > If not, how do I set one up and save it so I don't screw up
> everything else?
> >
> > BTW, when I received the [used] Z6S only 2 or 3 strings would MOL
> > trigger [but not properly]. I found the trigger pad housing that sits
> > over the string triggers seemed to have deformed/sagged down so that it
> > physically touched the string triggers and was damping them totally
> > out. Elevating the touch pad housing about 1/8" allowed all strings to
> > trigger. Upon examining the trigger pad housing I could see that
> > someone had used a rotary tool to try to grind away sufficient material
> > to clear the string/triggers. Is a common problem? Is this an approved
> > solution? The seller says it came this way after a major upgrade in
> > March of 2013.
> >
> > Regards,
> > James
> > .
> > .
> >
> >
> >>
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