Eventide H8000FW, Operating Manual

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Then, to find an empty place to put it, use the KNOB on
the third line (
Prog Chng)
until the Preset in the second
line shows
<none>
or
<empty>.
Then, on the second line, choose the program you want
to include in the group. Here we’ve included the program
4_ReverseTetra
in
Group7
. You’ll see that you can
usefully organize programs via user groups! To remove a
program from the Usergroup, either turn the wheel at the second line to select another
one, or type
0 ENT
on the numeric keypad to set it to
<empty>.
The second line of this screen shows the programs according to the Search and Sort
options on the
Criteria
page. The wheel or keypad can be used to move through them
in the same way as on the
list
screen. A tip - it's easier to find things by name using the
knob if you have previously set
Sort By
to
Name
on the
Criteria
page.
Note that Usergroup 1 is a Factory group, with a selection of the more interesting
programs in the H8000FW. This group cannot be changed. The presets included in it can
be found in the H8000FW Presets Manual.
The third line,
Prog Chng
allows you to assign a MIDI Program Change value (0-127) to
each program in a Usergroup. This allows Usergroups to be used as MIDI maps, enabling
their members to be loaded via MIDI program change messages. If you are not using the
Usergroup as a MIDI map
,
think of this as a "slot" number.
The bottom line of this screen also appears on the
SETUP/MIDI screen (shown below) and tells you which
group is the current active MIDI map. If the selected
group (
Group 7
in the example shown above) is the
active one, it will show
(MIDI map).
In order for the MIDI map feature to be operational, the
parameter
MIDI
on the first
midi
menu page in the
SETUP
area must be set to
enabled
, and the parameter
MIDI map
on that menu page must be set to the number
of the Usergroup that you wish to use as the MIDI map. The default setting is that of the
Factory
Usergroup, group 1.
If no MIDI map is selected (
none
), the program loaded
by a MIDI program change message will be in the same
bank as the one currently selected on the visible DSP. For
example, the PROGRAM screen to the right shows that program 1410 is currently