1. I do like �audio styles � but regret that I cannot take away the REVERB on those. ( or can I ?)
>>>AJ:- Yes you can. If you press MENU - and go to DSP (F3) and REVERB (F1), from here, you can adjust the amount of reverb allocated to:-
* The RIGHT HAND/Lead voice (F6 - RIGHT Level), by pressing F6 to highlight it and changing it's current value with the data wheel.
* The STYLE/Midifle (F7 - LEFT/GM Level), by pressing F7 to highlight it and changing it's current value with the data wheel.
* The Micopone level (F8).... etc
** You can use the cooresponding F1, F2 and F3 buttons to change the REVERB TYPE.
** Because every style will call up it's own internal reverb type and level, you can turn on LOCK REVERB (User 1/6) once you press F1-F3 to try and change the reverb type. Then save so as not to repeat each time by exiting to the default screeen, and pressing SAVE - CUSTOM START UP (F6).

***** The AUDIO Drums (for the most part) are recorded either with no reverb/dry eg "16Beat_3-93" which means 16 Beat 3 recorded at a tempo of 93 with no SFX/RX or with reverb e.g 16Beat_3RX_93 (16 Beat Audio Drum with effect 'RX' and recorded at standard tempo of 93bmp). You can access the Audio Drums for each style once you have selected the style by pressing STYLE VIEW - then press F1 to highlight the
* AUDIO DRUM (Factory AUDIO Drums)
* USER AUDIO DRUMS (Audio Drums you have loaded in to the HD's USER AUDIO Folder)
* DRUM BANK (Audio Grooves/Sliced Audio Drums)
* DRUM 1 (Midi Drums recored for older style or mixed with AUDIO Drums for newer AUDYA or AJAMSONIC styles). These can be acceessed by pressing F1 repeatedly.
Next, turn the data wheel to access the vast amount of Audio or Groove selection available to the current style part you are on.

2. So far I have not found a way of EDITING ONE SINGLE VOICE. I am not talking about the programs but
just a menu or simple way to edit say Trumpet ( filter, etc.) and storing it ......WHERE ?
>>>AJ:- AUDYA won't let you edit factory presets for fear of accidentally erasing the original voices. However, Presets are identical to PROGRAM voices ... the difference being they are individual voices, rather than layers of 2-3 voices. To EDIT the trumpet, simply press the PROGRAM button - then pres BRASS and select any trumpet (F1-F10) that sounds close to what you want. Then press EDIT to enter the EDIT mode. You will see 3 columns of voices that are used to create this current Program voice. Go to columns 2 and 3 and turn the volume to "0". Now work on the parameters of VOICE 1. If you want, in this edit screen, simply highlight the VOCIE 1 (by pressing F1) ... then scrol through until you locate you trumpet) - as you turn the data wheel, you are now scrolling through the GM/Preset voices!

The nearly 4hrs DVD manual and tutorial goes into depth to show and explain all this to you.

3. Also I am looking for WHERE TO REMOVE THE REVERB volumes on the RIGHT HAND VOICES.
>>>AJ:- Answered above.