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Basic Operation
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You can filter sounds by attributes, banks, and
authors. Use the three silver endless knobs to the
left of the display. When set to
All you have access to
all existing sounds.
•
Press the Next
or Prev but-
tons to load the
next or previous sound program immediately.
This function is available in nearly every mode
and on every display page.
If the current sound is a Split or Layered sound, then an
option will be shown to load the patch only into the cur-
rent layer and keep the other layer as it is. This option will
be only shown when using the
Load button so as not to
slow down performance-oriented patch loading – like from
Favorites page or via Next / Prev buttons.
The right section of the Load Patch page gives you more
information about the selected sound. Beside the sound
name, here you find the
Bank , the Author and also the
Attributes . These settings can be made while saving a
sound program (see chapter ‘Saving Sounds’).
By tapping on the Init button, you can initialize the current
loaded sound. No sound program is overwritten during
this action. If in Layered mode, a popup window will open
where you can choose if the current selected layer (
Cur-
rent ) or the complete sound program ( Reset ) will be
initialized. If Reset is chosen, the initialized sound pro-
gram will be a single layer program. By tapping on the
Delete button, you can delete the current selected sound.
This procedure must be manually confirmed because it is
irreversible.
Tap on the Favorites button to open a new page for ma-
naging your favorite sounds. You can select any sound
from the left list and add it to the Favorites list on the right
side. You can add sounds to empty slots, replace or remove
sound programs or change their positions (Up & Down).
Tap on
Back to leave the Favorites page. Read more about
the Favorites Tab within the chapter ‘The Perform Mode
Page’.
Tab on the Actions pop-up menu to perform the following
actions:
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Import lets you import sound programs from a
connected SD card or a USB storage device.
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Export lets you export the current sound program to a
connected SD card or a USB storage device. All related
samples will be stored in a sub directory called ‘samp-
les’ preserving further sub-folder structures. If you
keep this structure, then importing these patches on a
different machine will also automatically import all re-