Verituner feedback directions

[Ron Koval]

For those needing a bit more direction to get a custom style entered in the 
Verituner "box":

1. Turn on machine
2. press the "resume" button  (loads your last tuning)

3. once in the tuning screen, press:
    red menu button
    arrow down to style
    right arrow to expose new menu
    down arrow to New Style
    "Go" (far right, upper button - brings up the style directory)
    press "Rename" (use buttons to type in Koval one for all, or any other 
name)
    save

The style editor screen should now be displayed.  There are only 4 setpoints 
listed, with one interval per note.  There should be a square around A0.  
Following the "recipe" I posted, A0 should have two intervals listed: A0 6:3 
35% / 8:4 65%    To end up with two boxes under A0, one showing a 6:3 OCT @ 
35% and the other showing an 8:4 OCT @ 65% follow these directions:


   edit
   arrow down to the .33 (beats per second)  use the -.1 and -.01 buttons to 
zero this out
   arrow down to 100% - use the arrows to reduce this to 35%
   save

Next, you will be adding new intervals and setpoints

   insert (brings up a new interval box for A0)
   edit
   arrow down to 6:3 OCT
   use the "CHANGE" button to cycle through options untill you get to 8:4 
OCT
   arrow down to 100% - use the arrow to reduce this to 65%
   save

You will now be continuing to follow the "recipe" to enter and adjust 
existing setpoints.
Next, you need to add a new setpoint for A1

   insert (brings up a new interval box for A0)
   edit
   use the octave + button to move this interval up to A1
   arrow down to 8:4 and change it to 6:3
   arrow down to make 20%
   save
   insert......(you will be repeating the steps above to enter new 
information and adjust existing setpoints)


Now you should have all the skills needed finish entering the style.  All 
beats numbers need to be 0.00, and A3 and A4 should have identical intervals 
and percentages showing.

The pocket pc version is a little easier to work with, but if anyone has any 
problems, drop me a line!

Ron Koval
Chicagoland

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